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MILESTONES
and HIGHLIGHTS
- 1st
national/international organization responsible for preserving
and
promoting dance by people of African decent.
- Internationally
recognized political forum, networking for administrators, educators,
choreographers, and dancers.
- Yearly
conferences that feature and highlight classes with master artists
of
African descent.
- Nationally
recognized political forum for addressing critical issues
and concerns.
- Yearly
conferences with 200% growth pattern evident in over seven locales across
the country.
- Brought
in artists globally (Peru, Australia, South America, Switzerland, Africa,
England, Virgin Islands, Caribbean, Bermuda, and Canada).
- Published
choreographers directory.
- Annually
published newsletters on current membership events, national trends, and
dance updates.
- Published
journal of articles by the membership of scholars, artists,
and educators.
- Inter-generational
dialogue between dance pioneers and students
throughout the nation.
- Nurtured
dialogue between companies of different art forms.
- Developed
and established reciprocal relationships with Dance/USA
and other
organizations throughout the United States of America.
- Established
archives with the National Afro-American Historical
and Cultural Museum in
Wilberforce, Ohio, and Afro American Historical Museum in Philadelphia,
PA.
- Increased
visibility and credibility of conference host companies, choreographers,
and artists in their communities.
- Consistently
and continually working with artists, companies,
and choreographers to
support their works in their community.
- Committed
to documenting and addressing our aesthetics in dance.
- Technical
assistance to companies becoming presenters within their communities and
across the country.
- Created
opportunities for joint ventures for companies, choreographers, and
universities throughout the country.
- Established
a scholarship-training program for dancers throughout the IABD membership.
- Established
emergency fund for IABD artists and companies.
- Developed
first multi-company dance audition across the nation.
Timekeepers of The Flame…Passing on The Torch

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