Registration for Disability. Dance. Artistry.

Thank you for your interest in attending Disability. Dance. Artistry. This is a day-long series of panel discussions that will explore the artistry of disabled dance makers and the significance of physically integrated dance as an art form.To register for the event, please fill out the information below.

(This form is in large print.)

Disability. Dance. Artistry.

July 8, 2015, 11:00am-6:00pm

John Jay College of Criminal Justice

860 11th Ave. (at 59th St.)

Registration is required for this free event.

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Dance/NYC would like to have an estimate of attendance prior to the event. Please indicate which sessions you plan to attend. *

11:10AM KEYNOTE - Simi Linton, PhD, Disability/Arts Consultancy

12:15PM SESSION 1 - Dance Makers on Disability

1:45PM SESSION 2 - Presenting Dance, Artistry, and Disability

3:15PM SESSION 3 - Developing Artists: Opportunities for NYC Dance Spaces

4:30PM SESSION 4 - Creating Disabled Artists: Dance Education in the NYC Public Schools

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Assistive Services

The following assitive services will be provided at the conference:
Accessible Seating
ASL Interpretation

Please indicate here should you require CART services. CART service reservations must be registered by June 12, 2015.

Any other information we should be aware of in advance of the conference?

Dance/NYC is interested in collecting demographic data on its event attendees to better understand the diversity of the community it serves. Please consider providing optional demographic data here. Your full responses will remain confidential and will only be reviewed by Dance/NYC staff members. Demographic data will be compiled for research purposes only and personally identifying data will be removed prior to sharing the demographic data with third parties. In each section below, please indicate which of the categories you most closely identify with:

Disability

Disabled Person

Non-Disabled Person

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Ethnic and Racial Groups

Gender

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Age (enter year born)

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