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Hope From Our Next Generation of Dance Teachers
by Lisa Long Over the past year I have become increasingly aware of the need to educate dancers, dance teachers and parents about the hyper-sexualization
Mojalet Dance Collective
One of the goals of the DA:NCE is to highlight dance organizations we feel embody healthy dance. We are pleased to present: Mojalet Dance Collective
Why Dance Education Matters
By Judith Lynne Hanna, Ph.D. Many arguments for dance education have been made. For example, certainly students in dance may acquire skill sets that serve
New Media Resources for DA:NCE: Coming Soon
I’ve had a wonderful summer that has raced by. In June, I flew to Washington DC to attend the National NCOSE (National Center on Sexual
Westar Radio airs DA:NCE
Remember what happened at the 2019 NCOSE (National Conference on Sexual Exploitation) Conference in Washington DC? DA:NCE was privileged to film numerous amazing interviews from
The Experts join the Conversation
The 5th annual End Exploitation Global Summit was held in Washington DC from June 12-15, 2019. The gathering attracted over 625 experts from all
The Eric Metaxas Show DA:NCE Interview
Listen to Mary’s interview on The Eric Metaxas Show at the NRB Conference. The topic was on the hypersexualization of children in dance with adult
DA:NCE Newsletter – May 2019
DA:NCE Newsletter – May 2019 Join the Conversation Can I encourage you to join the conversation about DA:NCE? We continue to work hard to educate
Hypersexualization of Girls: A Growing Problem
The hypersexualization of women in our Western world has a long, prevalent and unfortunate history. Sadly, in fact, it is not difficult to verify the
The Wooden Floor
One of the goals of the DA:NCE is to highlight dance organizations we feel embody healthy dance. We are pleased to present: THE WOODEN FLOOR
Join the Conversation
Can I encourage you to join the conversation about DA:NCE? We continue to work hard to educate the public about the damaging effects of hypersexualized
‘Coffee and Conversation’ at Cal State Fullerton
“In an art form that is ripe for play, creativity, and imagination, as an industry and society we are settling for selling our girls’ childhood