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SUMMARY:MICROAGGRESSIONS: A TRAINING FOR THE DANCE FIELD
DESCRIPTION:Microaggressions: A Training for the Dance Field, facilitated
  by Beatrice Thomas\n\npresented by The Bridge Project, in partnership
  with Kambara+ and Dance Mission Theater\n\nSaturday APRIL 24, 12PM 
 - 3:30PM (PST)\n\nEVENT DESCRIPTION\n\nThis training will give participa
 nts a greater understanding of how microaggressions operate in performin
 g arts spaces, the impact of these everyday forms of racism on BIPOC ind
 ividuals, and strategies for countering and eliminating them. As part o
 f this training, participants will engage with microaggression case stud
 ies in small, facilitated groups. This training is for people with a ba
 sic working knowledge of racism, bias and discrimination. \n\nThis is 
 an online event taking place on Zoom.  You will receive a Zoom link via
  email one day prior to the event.\n\n----------------------------------
 --------------------------------------\n\nTICKETS: $20 - $250, sliding 
 scale based on organizational budget or annual income.\n\nNOTAFLOF Poli
 cy: If you are not able to afford the lowest ticket price but would sti
 ll like to attend, please email admin@hopemohr.org\n\n* \n\n$20 - $100:
  Pay any amount between $20 - $100. For artists, students, activists.\n\
 n* \n\n$100: For independent consultants/professionals working in the fi
 eld\n\n* \n\n$100: Per staff/board member representing organization’s 
 with annual budgets below $100k\n\n* \n\n$150: Per staff/board member re
 presenting organization’s with annual budgets between $100k and $250k.
 \n\n* \n\n$200: Per staff/board member representing organization’s wit
 h annual budgets between $250k and $500k.\n\n* \n\n$250: Per staff/board
  member representing organization’s with annual budgets of over $500k.
 \n\n**For support with group registration for your staff/board, email: 
 admin@hopemohr.org\n\n--------------------------------------------------
 ----------------------\n\nABOUT BEATRICE THOMAS | Beatrice Thomas, direc
 tor of Authentic Arts & Media, is a national multi-disciplinary artist, 
 cultural strategist, and creative producer. Whether through creative pro
 duction, consulting or equity, diversity, and inclusion workshops, Mx. T
 homas' focus is on uplifting and centering queer, transgender, and POC v
 oices, with special attention to creating queer-inclusive family program
 ming. They are a pillar of Drag Queen Story Hour, serving as director of
  the SF Bay Area chapter, on the Leadership Team for the national organi
 zation, and as a featured drag queen. Beatrice’s work has illuminated 
 the audiences of the deYoung Museum, SF PRIDE Mainstage, CounterPulse, S
 omArts Cultural Center and KALW Radio, and has shown in galleries across
  the United States. Currently, they serve on the national board of direc
 tors for the Association of Performing Arts Professionals. | houseofbea.
 com\n\n-----------------------------------------------------------------
 -------\n\nABOUT THE BRIDGE PROJECT   |  The Bridge Project creates a
 nd supports equity-driven live art that builds community and centers art
 ists as agents of change. The Bridge Project, co-directed by Cherie Hill
 , Hope Mohr, and Karla Quintero, consists of the following programs: a 
 Community Engagement Residency; a Multidisciplinary Performance Series; 
 a Teaching Artist Series; and a Public Dialogue Series. More information
  at bridgeproject.art\n\nABOUT KAMBARA+  |   KAMBARA + DANCERS br
 idges art and audience through contemporary dance. Choreographer Yayoi K
 ambara focuses her work on diverse cultural, economic, and ethnic differ
 ences, creating a space for empathy and dialogue. kambaraplus.org\n\nAB
 OUT DANCE MISSION THEATER  |  Dance Mission connects and empowers d
 iverse Bay Area communities and artists through all aspects of dance and
  dance theater, including the production of new works, instruction, and 
 performance. Dance Mission is also the home of Krissy Keefer’s Dance B
 rigade, San Francisco’s groundbreaking, feminist social-change modern 
 dance company. dancemissiontheater.org\n
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SUMMARY:MICROAGGRESSIONS: A TRAINING FOR THE DANCE FIELD
DESCRIPTION:Microaggressions: A Training for the Dance Field, facilitated
  by Beatrice Thomas\n\npresented by The Bridge Project, in partnership
  with Kambara+ and Dance Mission Theater\n\nSaturday APRIL 24, 12PM 
 - 3:30PM (PST)\n\nEVENT DESCRIPTION\n\nThis training will give participa
 nts a greater understanding of how microaggressions operate in performin
 g arts spaces, the impact of these everyday forms of racism on BIPOC ind
 ividuals, and strategies for countering and eliminating them. As part o
 f this training, participants will engage with microaggression case stud
 ies in small, facilitated groups. This training is for people with a ba
 sic working knowledge of racism, bias and discrimination. \n\nThis is 
 an online event taking place on Zoom.  You will receive a Zoom link via
  email one day prior to the event.\n\n----------------------------------
 --------------------------------------\n\nTICKETS: $20 - $250, sliding 
 scale based on organizational budget or annual income.\n\nNOTAFLOF Poli
 cy: If you are not able to afford the lowest ticket price but would sti
 ll like to attend, please email admin@hopemohr.org\n\n* \n\n$20 - $100:
  Pay any amount between $20 - $100. For artists, students, activists.\n\
 n* \n\n$100: For independent consultants/professionals working in the fi
 eld\n\n* \n\n$100: Per staff/board member representing organization’s 
 with annual budgets below $100k\n\n* \n\n$150: Per staff/board member re
 presenting organization’s with annual budgets between $100k and $250k.
 \n\n* \n\n$200: Per staff/board member representing organization’s wit
 h annual budgets between $250k and $500k.\n\n* \n\n$250: Per staff/board
  member representing organization’s with annual budgets of over $500k.
 \n\n**For support with group registration for your staff/board, email: 
 admin@hopemohr.org\n\n--------------------------------------------------
 ----------------------\n\nABOUT BEATRICE THOMAS | Beatrice Thomas, direc
 tor of Authentic Arts & Media, is a national multi-disciplinary artist, 
 cultural strategist, and creative producer. Whether through creative pro
 duction, consulting or equity, diversity, and inclusion workshops, Mx. T
 homas' focus is on uplifting and centering queer, transgender, and POC v
 oices, with special attention to creating queer-inclusive family program
 ming. They are a pillar of Drag Queen Story Hour, serving as director of
  the SF Bay Area chapter, on the Leadership Team for the national organi
 zation, and as a featured drag queen. Beatrice’s work has illuminated 
 the audiences of the deYoung Museum, SF PRIDE Mainstage, CounterPulse, S
 omArts Cultural Center and KALW Radio, and has shown in galleries across
  the United States. Currently, they serve on the national board of direc
 tors for the Association of Performing Arts Professionals. | houseofbea.
 com\n\n-----------------------------------------------------------------
 -------\n\nABOUT THE BRIDGE PROJECT   |  The Bridge Project creates a
 nd supports equity-driven live art that builds community and centers art
 ists as agents of change. The Bridge Project, co-directed by Cherie Hill
 , Hope Mohr, and Karla Quintero, consists of the following programs: a 
 Community Engagement Residency; a Multidisciplinary Performance Series; 
 a Teaching Artist Series; and a Public Dialogue Series. More information
  at bridgeproject.art\n\nABOUT KAMBARA+  |   KAMBARA + DANCERS br
 idges art and audience through contemporary dance. Choreographer Yayoi K
 ambara focuses her work on diverse cultural, economic, and ethnic differ
 ences, creating a space for empathy and dialogue. kambaraplus.org\n\nAB
 OUT DANCE MISSION THEATER  |  Dance Mission connects and empowers d
 iverse Bay Area communities and artists through all aspects of dance and
  dance theater, including the production of new works, instruction, and 
 performance. Dance Mission is also the home of Krissy Keefer’s Dance B
 rigade, San Francisco’s groundbreaking, feminist social-change modern 
 dance company. dancemissiontheater.org\n
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