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New York Times: Even Google Can No Longer Hide Its Gender Pay Gap
A new federal rule will force big companies to report pay scales according to gender and race.
Columbia Daily Spectator: Athena Film Festival panels on gender equity unite leading voices in fight for film industry representation
Time’s Up movement founder Nina Shaw honored with the Athena Award for excellence in leadership within the film industry.
Pittsburgh City Paper: Camille A. Brown & Dancers rewrite the Black narrative with ink
Camille A. Brown & Dancers foster attention from their new show about Black empowerment.
The Guardian: Queen Victoria – the ballet: ‘You think you know her. It turned out I didn’t’
By Lyndsey Winship Queen Victoria is falling into the arms of John Brown. He rocks her as if a child, her body heavy with grief, before she steps into a […]
New York Times: At New York City Ballet, Progress but Not Equality
Gia Kourlas writes about the confusing “partnership” within New York City Ballet’s new leadership. DDP expands on her delight with Whelan’s interest in non-Lincoln Center art.
Hyperallergic: A Ballet Redefines “Wokeness”
Dillon Heyck discusses the tackling of topical issues in Dwight Roden’s WOKE.
A New Day and Change of Culture for NYCB? Long Overdue Focus on Women Choreographers & Emphasis on Safe Atmosphere
New York City Ballet’s year of interim direction has come to an end with a woman included in its leadership roster.
The Washington Post: Former ballerina takes legal action against managers of Balanchine’s ballets
A former Balanchine ballerina takes legal action against managers of the late choreographer’s trust citing threats to legacy and consolidation of power.
Forbes: Where Are All The Women Artists? NMWA’s Latest Campaign Aims To Find The Answer
Dance is not the only art facing a lack of female creators.
