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The Hollywood Reporter: Hollywood Losing $10B in Potential Annual Revenue From Black Inequity, Says McKinsey Report
/0 Comments/in Other Arts & Related Fields/by dancedata11 March 2021 By Rebecca Sun As Hollywood companies and affiliated organizations scramble to hire diversity experts and strategists as part of their public commitments to inclusion, management consulting powerhouse […]
Glamour: This Nike Maternity Ad Featuring Pregnant and Breastfeeding Athletes Is So Empowering
/0 Comments/in Other Arts & Related Fields/by dancedata14 March 2021 By Whitney Perry This new Nike maternity ad featuring pregnant and breastfeeding athletes just dropped—and you have to see it. “Can you be an athlete? You, pregnant? You, a mother? That […]
Broadway World: New England Ballet Theatre of Connecticut Presents BALLET SPEAKS: AGAINST DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
/0 Comments/in Ballet Programming, Awards, and Season Announcements, Pay Equity, Transparency and Safety/by dancedata11 March 2021 By BWW News Desk New England Ballet Theatre of Connecticut will present Ballet Speaks: Against Domestic Violence, a ballet performance honoring domestic violence victims and survivors through […]
Americans for the Arts ARTSblog: Connecting the Dots: Why the SheCession Is an Arts Story
/0 Comments/in DDP in the News, #YesThisIsAnArtsStory, Pay Equity, Transparency and Safety/by dancedataThis blog originally was published on Americans for the Arts’ ARTSblog. 11 March 2021 By Liza Yntema & Hannah McCarthy Women in the United States suffered a net loss of over 5 […]
Datebook: Danielle Rowe tackles the blinding lures of fame in S.F. Ballet’s ‘Wooden Dimes’
/0 Comments/in DDP in the News/by dancedata26 February 2021 By Rachel Howard [Luke] Ingham described himself as Rowe’s “biggest fan.” He didn’t want her to retire from dancing after she left Nederlands Dans Theater in 2015 […]
The New York Times: For Women in Music, Equality Remains Out of Reach
/0 Comments/in Other Arts & Related Fields/by dancedata8 March 2021 By Ben Sisario The latest study by the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative at the University of Southern California found that women’s representation in music has not improved in […]
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"The Devil Ties My Tongue" by Amy Seiwert performed for the SKETCH Series, 2013. Photo by David DeSilva. Courtesy of Amy Seiwert's Imagery


