Return to Dance from Ausdance
Great resource from Ausdance to help get us all dancing again.
Ausdance is pleased to announce the release today of national guidelines for Return to dance: Principles and framework for restarting dance activities post-coved 19. The Ausdance guidelines have been produced by Ausdance Qld in consultation with a wide cross-section of the dance community including BlakDance, companies, studies and independent artists, and Safe Work Australia.
The guidelines directly reference the Framework for Rebooting Sport in a COVID-19 Environment developed by the Australian Institute of Sport. The Ausdance guidelines have received the endorsement of Dr David Hughes, Chief Medical Officer, Australian Institute of Sport Medical Director, Australian Olympic Team, Tokyo 2020.
As the authors state, these guidelines are are about the ‘how’ not the ‘when’, which will depend entirely on your own State/Territory governments. It’s important to remember that they are intended for operation within State and Territory directives: they are not an exemption from these directives.
We thank our colleagues at Ausdance Queensland, Chair Jordin Steele and Executive Director Julie Englefield, who have worked under great pressure to get these out as we all begin to make a return to dance. You can contact Julie Englefield directly for more information if required and read more about the background on the Ausdance National website.
Best wishes (and stay safe!),
Paul Summers (National President) & Julie Dyson (National VP)
and the Ausdance Victoria Team
1000 X 1000: CRISIS CASH FOR ARTISTS
1000 X 1000: CRISIS CASH FOR ARTISTS
1000 X 1000: CRISIS CASH FOR ARTISTS
Home/1000 x 1000: Crisis Cash For Artists
A one-off emergency payment to support INDEPENDENT ARTISTS IN THE PERFORMING ARTS who have been significantly affected by COVID-19 in Australia and who do not have access to a financial safety net. We seek to ensure artists are able to continue their practice while dealing with the day to day impacts of COVID-19 on their lives.
Karul Projects' Shake A Leg Series
Kanaplila Ngari lead creative and Artistic Director of Karul Projects - Thomas E.S. Kelly presents Shake A Leg Series.
Karul Projects Shake A Leg Series Episode 1: ANIMALS
Kanaplila Ngari lead creative and Artistic Director of Karul Projects - Thomas E.S. Kelly presents Shake A Leg Series.
Karul Projects Shake A Leg Series Episode 1: ANIMALS
Shake a leg and learn about Contemporary Indigenous Dance with the team at Karul Projects and get your body moving!
Hosted by Thomas E.S. Kelly, these classes are fun instructional dance workshops, and an introduction to First Nation knowledge.
Each video is only 10-15 minutes – enough time for the whole family to get up and move. All ages and all dance abilities welcome!
Shake A Leg Series has been supported by HOTA, Home of the Arts through HOTA’s Artist Fund: Rage against the V(irus).
KARUL PROJECTS www.karulprojects.com www.thomaseskelly.com
See more at: https://hota.com.au/shake-a-leg-series/
Tasmanian Government COVID-19 Website
Your one stop shop for all things Tasmanian and COVID-19
Your one stop shop for all things Tasmanian and COVID-19