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Dance Worker Digest | March 2025

This month’s Dance Worker Digest highlights City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams’ 2025 State of the City address outlining priorities for the year ahead, news on immigration groups rallying behind legislation to protect immigrant communities, and an update on the pause of anti-DEI and anti-trans changes to NEA grantmaking as legal challenges move forward.

 

A New Chapter for Dance/NYC: Leadership Update

As Dance/NYC evolves, we share an update on our leadership and ongoing commitment to the dance field.

 

Advocacy Alert: Protect New York’s Arts Funding

Act Before April 1 Deadline

 

Testimony to City Council Committee on Education Preliminary Budget Hearing

Submitted to the City Council Committee on Education on March 14, 2025
Prepared by Melinda Wang, Research and Advocacy Manager of Dance/NYC…

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Important Update: NEA Removes “Gender Ideology” Certification Requirements on FY26 Funding Applications

Since Dance/NYC’s statement shared on Friday, March 7, there have been important developments.

 

Dance/NYC’s Response to NEA Compliance Mandates

Commitment to our community: We cannot comply therefore will not apply for NEA funding until these Executive Orders are overturned.…

 

Advocacy Alert: Testify on March 18 to Fund Arts & Culture in the City Budget

Cultural Affairs Committee's Preliminary Budget Hearing

 

Dance Worker Digest | February 2025

This month’s Digest covers key policy changes and resources impacting our communities including the recent removal of an NLRB member and what it means for workers’ rights, the start of the New York City and State budget processes and their implications for arts funding, and the NEA’s new grantmaking guidelines. We also highlight essential resources to protect immigrant communities.

 
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