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In our first newsletter of 2020, we want to recognize the unique challenges our field is facing following a tumultuous 2020 and challenging start to 2021. We are dedicated, however, to supporting the practitioners working to support young creatives in their communities around the world.
In this issue, you will find inspiring stories of teaching artists, young creatives, and cultural organizations leading the way towards the hopeful future they envision. You may also take the opportunities to learn from your peers, young people, and new resources available for free!
We invite you to take action and join a community of changemakers with the announcement of our 2021 campaign: Creativity for Good. Learn more here.
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Wed, Jan 06
Leading by Example: Alysia Lee on "Say Her Name"
Alysia is a performer, conductor, composer, and public speaker. Her original composition, Say Her Name, premiered in November 2020, performed by the University of Michigan choir. The piece was written
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Wed, Jan 06
Program Spotlight: Institute of Music for Children
Guided by its vision of HARMONY – Helping Achieve Responsible, Motivated, Optimistic Neighborhood Youth – the Institute of Music for Children is building a community of high-achieving citizens who are
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Join the Movement to Support a Creative Generation!We are building a movement. One that works to inspire, connect, and amplify the work of individuals and organizations who are dedicated to supporting the creative capacities of the next generation. Read more about us and our principles, and support the work here.
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Thu, Nov 12
Call for Papers on the topic of Cyclical Mentorship
Creative Generation will publish a series of papers that disrupt and interrogate long-held ideas of mentorship and promote youth-centered, multilateral, intergenerational, and/or cyclical mentorship
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Wed, Jan 27
Youth Right Now = Truth Right Now
Join Teaching Artists Guild for our series of BIPOC Youth Led Professional Development Workshops. Youth artists will lead online participatory workshops to give insight into what helps create a creati
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