BE A DANCE ADVOCATE
What we do
The Canadian Dance Assembly fiercely supports and actively connects dance ecosystems across the country with over 500 individuals and 100 organizations. As the only national dance advocacy organization, we provide timely resources to empower and strengthen dance artists and arts workers across the field.
We are proud of our recent work within our dance communities, including:
- Mobilizing emergency pandemic financial support for over 1400 artists, through Resilience Fund, prioritizing equity-deserving communities.
- Hosting a four-part workshop series on trauma-informed practice, consent, and conflict resolution, which provided a safer space for artists to think individually and collectively about how to build liberation-focused and anti-oppressive values into their practices.
Our on-going work for dance advocacy beyond dance spaces has included:
- Advocating the federal government for improved working conditions, through Employment Insurance (EI) reforms
- Partnering with national arts organizations for collective advocacy, digital tools, international mobility for dancers, and audience-ticketing research
What you can do
Share! To keep up this great momentum, we want to reach our diverse communities as much as we can!
Give! Any amount helps! Donate once or become a monthly donor to increase our impact. All contributions within your capacity would be greatly appreciated!
Whatever form it takes, your support is essential and very much appreciated!
Donations can also be made by e-transfer to info@cda-acd.ca or by cheque with the accompanying DONATION FORM mailed to (Canadian Dance Assembly PO Box 73543 Wychwood PO, Toronto, ON M6C 4A7)
Don’t forget to uplift dance artists and companies in your circles too: buy tickets, send a donation, follow and share artists on social media.
Be a proud dance advocate! Join us now to make a difference for dance.
Current Supporters
Animals of Distinction Arts Society
Aviva Fleising
David Warburton
Fannie Bellefeuille
Joanna Birtz
Judith Marcuse
Katelynn Garden
Peggy Reddin
Richard Stoker
Animals of Distinction Arts Society
Aviva Fleising
Candice Pike
Cliff Le Jeune
David Warburton
Fannie Bellefeuille
Harmanie Rose
Katelynn Garden
Kingston School of Dance
Kristian Clarke
Norma Sue Stitt
Peggy Reddin
Rachel Gorman
Richard Stoker
Wendy Reid
Animals of Distinction Arts Society, Dancer Transition Resource Centre / DTRC, École de Ballet du Québec / The Québec Ballet School, Kaeja d’Dance, La Société de ballet du Québec, Le Ballet Classique du Québec / The Québec Classic Ballet, Le Centre Uriel
Anonymous, Beverley Bagg, Christiane Bélanger, Fannie Bellefeuille, Jason Dubois & Clayton Baraniuk,
Norma Sue Fisher-Stitt, Cliff Le Jeune, Peggy Reddin, Wendy Reid, Nicholas Ruscica, Richard Stoker
Ballet Edmonton, Eizenman Corporation, Zab Maboungou/Compagnie Danse Nyata Nyata, Fannie Bellefeuille, Kate Cornell, Christina De La Cruz, Jason Dubois & Clayton Baraniuk, Amelia Ehrhardt, Esmeralda Enrique, Norma Sue Fisher-Stitt, Anne Flynn, Christina Gianelia, Barry Hughson, Calla Lachance, Rachel Levitt, Shannon Litzenberger, Selma Odom, Michelle Olson, Taisa Petruk, Candice Pike, Peggy Reddin, Wendy Reid, Holly Small, Kathi Sundstrom, David Warburton
Candice Barry, Business for the Arts, Katherine Carlton, Susan Chalmers-Gauvin, Kate Cornell, Georgie Donais (In Honour of Linda & Ed Donais), Jason Dubois & Clayton Baraniuk, Amelia Ehrhardt, Esmeralda Enrique, Norma Sue Fisher-Stitt, Fortier Danse Création, Nicole Hamilton (In Honour of Juliet Hamilton), Adina Herling, Barry Hughson, Cliff Le Jeune, Calla Lachance, Mary Elizabeth Luka, Nina Milanovski, Emily Molnar (In Memory of Julie Poskitt), Selma Odom, Kathi Sundstrom, Peggy Reddin, Holly Small, Sue Edworthy Arts Planning, Dominique Turcotte, Woodrow Wills, Mirna Zagar
2021 Conference Sponsors
