upcoming Events: April 2014 Participate in a research study of independent dancers and win a $100 gift card from Starbucks! Shasha Tse, a Masters Student at the University of Toronto/OISE is conducting research on health and substance use among Canadian non-dancers and dancers. The survey takes only 35 minutes to complete: Do you attend a professional dance program or get paid to dance professionally or have no dance experience? Are you interested to contribute to a study on stress, smoking, and alcohol use among non-dancers and dancers? We would value your participation! We would also enter you into a draw to win a $100 gift card from Starbucks. Take the study here or contact Shasha at shasha.tse@mail.utoronto.ca. |
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is a force for social good and human advancement.
In support of this, we uphold the following principles:](/Content/ArtText/2dedd.png?text=%22We%20declare%20that%20DANCE%20in%20all%20its%20diverse%20expressions%2C%20%0Ais%20a%20force%20for%20social%20good%20and%20human%20advancement.%20%0AIn%20support%20of%20this%2C%20we%20uphold%20the%20following%20principles%3A%20&style=Site%20title%201&styleGroup=100&fn=PT%20Sans&fs=10 ""We declare that DANCE in all its diverse expressions,
is a force for social good and human advancement.
In support of this, we uphold the following principles:")
"Let dance into your life. Call dance into your life. Breathe dance into your life. Let dance be the connection between your spirit and the living universe. Let dance be the voice of your soulful resistance, your statement of I am here, in this space, now. Let dance resonate from your ancestral memories, from your DNA extending like tendrils to future generations. Call your body forth to move, to speak a language without words. Dance your dreams and poetry. Find that place deep inside your inner landscape that longs for expression. 
