Dancing Ireni: Addressing Youth and Violence Through Dance
TDPS will be hosting Dancing Ireni: Addressing Youth and Violence Through Dance as part of Professor Karen Bradley's Dorothy G. Madden Professorship in Dance.
Schedule:
- Panel discussion with Nancy Beadall and David Alan Harris on youth and violence on Thursday, February 12 from 5-6:30pm in the Leah Smith Recital Hall.
Moderator: Dr. Sheri Parks, Associate Dean of ARHU.
Dr. Beardall is the head of the dance-movement therapy program at Lesley University and the designer of a program, Making Connections, for youth at risk. David Alan Harris is an award-winning practitioner who worked in Sierra Leone with former child soldiers. Join these remarkable practitioners as they share effective approaches to a challenge we are all concerned about.
This forum is the second in a series funded by the Dorothy G. Madden Professorship in Dance, Karen Bradley, recipient.
- Free workshop on Saturday, February 14 from 10am-4pm in Dance Studio One.
Contact Karen Bradley for more details, and stay tuned for more schedule updates.