Wednesday, March 21, 2012

Fwd: workshop on arts education impact and sustainability, from the Guild for Community Arts Education



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From: Abodeely, John M <JMAbodeely@kennedy-center.org>
Date: Tue, Mar 20, 2012 at 5:13 PM
Subject: workshop on arts education impact and sustainability, from the Guild for Community Arts Education
To: AFTAAIE-L@listserv.artsusa.org


Dear Colleagues,

 

The Guild is offering a great workshop on issues critical to our field. See below. Contact Ken Cole (kencole@nationalguild.org) with any questions.

 

-John

 

 

 

POWERFUL PARTNERSHIPS: INCREASING ACCESS TO ARTS EDUCATION THROUGH COLLABORATION

 

This two-day, highly engaging hands-on workshop will explore how nonprofit arts education providers can more deeply engage their communities; gain access to a broader array of resources including expertise, credibility and funding; and increase sustainability through collaboration.

 

Full details: http://bit.ly/GEQbeo.

 

The distinguished faculty includes nationally renowned trainers and practitioners:

 

• John McCann, President, Partners in Performance, Blacksburg, VA 

• Julie F. Simpson, Principal, Simpson Consulting, Chicago, IL    

• Sarah Johnson, Director, Weill Music Institute, Carnegie Hall, New York, NY   

• Greg McCaslin, Education Director, Roundabout Theatre Company, New York, NY  

 

To maximize the learning experience, Powerful Partnerships is designed for teams of three or more. Each team will receive a set of tools for assessing institutional and programmatic assets, identifying prospective partners and "lessons learned," planning collaborations, and developing an action plan.  

 

"Coming here together with several members of our organization for a focused discussion and opportunity to plan was very beneficial. It was helpful for us to learn the information and problem solve together, while having immediate access to professional advisement." --Institute alum  

 

More info: http://bit.ly/GEQbeo

 

 

 

John Abodeely

National Partnerships, Education

John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts

202.416.8843

 




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