Harmanie Rose Disabled-led Arts and Movement 

Har­manie Rose: Dis­abil­i­ty-Led Arts and Move­ment offers more than a dance practice—it’s a place to belong. By cen­tring rad­i­cal­ly inclu­sive move­ment and hon­our­ing our lived expe­ri­ences, we are embrac­ing a com­mu­ni­ty where we learn from one anoth­er, and every­one feels empow­ered.”

A person in a wheelchair sits indoors looking upward in front of a stylized mural of dancers in red and blue clothing. The person is dressed in black, has shoulder-length blonde hair and bangs. They wear a thoughtful expression.

Two dancers in wheelchairs reach toward each other. The dance studio has wood flooring and the wall is painted orange with a large band of white across the top. There is a large window on the left.

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