Dance/NYC is pleased to announce the third iteration of the Disability. Dance. Artistry. Dance and Social Justice Fellowship Program (DDA Fellowship), made possible by the generous support of the Ford Foundation.

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We write to you today with profound sorrow to acknowledge the tragic murder of dancer O’Shae Sibley following an attack outside of a Brooklyn gas station on Saturday night. He was a beloved member of the Vogue and Ballroom community in NYC, a devoted and cherished student of the Ailey Extension program, and a former apprentice of Philadanco!’s D/2 company. As we mourn O’Shea, we invite you to join us for a moment of solidarity and collective action.

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Dance/NYC remains in solidarity with the workers affected by the Writers Guild of America (WGA) and SAG-AFTRA strikes, as they fight for improved working conditions for arts workers.

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This month's topics cover resources for dance workers in disaster prep and affordable housing, as well as in dance training and responses to anti-drag legislation.

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This month's topics cover potential changes to the NYC zoning regulations, the Department of Labor’s independent contractor classification, a new directory of BIPOC arts organizations, and gender disparity amongst resident choreographers.

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This month's topics cover NYC’s true cost of living, the impact of a failure to raise the federal debt ceiling, disability justice resources and NYC’s nonprofit leadership demographics.

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As we enter a season of increased activity in the cultural sector, Dance/NYC continues to reflect on its current experience navigating organizational change and how that is emblematic of the current state of our field.

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This month's topics cover the pandemic’s impact on arts and culture, how the end of the federal Public Health Emergency affects Medicaid recipients, New York State salary transparency laws, and a new bill that prohibits size and height discrimination in NYC.

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