DDP’s 2019 Highlights Now Available
We know not everyone has the time to read our full reports right away – that’s why DDP maintains a document of our most interesting findings.
April 1st: Palm Desert Choreography Festival, April 1st: UNCSA Choreographic Institute Residency, April 30th: South Arts: Professional Development & Artistic Planning Grants, April 30th: South Arts: Express Grants, May 6th: Doris Duke Foundation Grant, May 7th: South Arts Individual Artist Career Opportunity Grant, June 1st: Miami DanceMakers
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We know not everyone has the time to read our full reports right away – that’s why DDP maintains a document of our most interesting findings.
Dance Data Project® released its sixth comprehensive report today, this time examining gender equity in spring/summer dance festival leadership and programming. For the first time in a DDP study, women make up a sizable majority in the category of artistic direction. As always, sources and limitations are cited at the end of the report.
DDP announces its participation in the Barkeley Haas’ Center for Equity, Gender, and Leadership Consulting Projects Course.
Kim Elsesser talks to DDP Founder & President Liza Yntema and reveals the issue plaguing ballet (and other fields) to a broad audience for Forbes.
DDP’s Founder shares her thoughts on male-domination in dance leadership and why everyone outside of the dance world should be concerned, too.