Update: 12-12-2020
Creating a safe space in rehearsal to discuss important issues is no easy task, and yet it’s one of the most important and rewarding aspects of leading choirs. In this workshop, participants will learn strategies, techniques, and activities to recognize and value the differences that make our communities dynamic and vibrant.
How can we as music educators do more to address systemic inequalities in society? This is a question that we tackle in this workshop.
Materials:
What if Instead of Calling People Out, We Called Them In? – New York Times (Article)
The Frustrations Behind the George Floyd Protests – Bryan Stevenson (Article)
Dying of Whiteness – Jonathan M. Metzl (Book)
Racism Has A Cost for Everyone – Heather C. McGhee (TED Talk)
Teaching Tolerance
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Hello! I would like information about future workshops. I unfortunately missed this one.
Thank you!
We can send you an invite to our next workshop which is on Tuesday, June 23rd at 1:00pm
I would like to join your workshop at 1PM on Tuesday, June 23. I am a high school choral conductor. aferraro@somersschools.org. Please let me know how to register. Thanks.
No need to register. I will send an email to you tonight.
Just learning about you through the most recent ACDA webinar.
I’d love an invite to the next workshop!
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