March 16, 2021
Coronavirus Dance Impact Information Brief - A Dance Sector in Peril
Prepared by Carrie Blake, Webb Mgmt in collaboration with Dance/NYC staff.
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"Foundation for...funding, advocacy and awareness building."
Dance/NYC is committed to effective case building grounded in action oriented research. Through research, it guides strategic and responsive policy and fund development and improves management practice. Dance/NYC understands the key role data has in ensuring dance workers and companies are advocated for and that their needs are served at this time. Dance/NYC has published 14 pioneering research reports. Please visit the research library below to access all of Dance/NYC's past research.
On March 17th, Dance/NYC released its Coronavirus Dance Impact Informational Brief and launched the Coronavirus Dance Impact Suvey Part 3.
Research
October 12, 2020
Defining “Small-Budget” Dance Makers in a Changing Dance Ecology
By Carrie Blake, Nelie Jacques, and Dance/NYC
July 31, 2019
Advancing Immigrants. Dance. Arts.
By Julie Koo and Mireya Guerra, in collaboration with Dance/NYC's Immigrants. Dance. Arts. Task Force.
December 11, 2018
Immigrants. Dance. Arts.: Data on NYC Dance
By Julie Koo, in collaboration with Dance/NYC's Immigrants. Dance. Arts. Task Force.
July 10, 2018
Performing Disability. Dance. Artistry.
By Anne Coates, with Jeffrey G. Nolan, and in collaboration with Dance/NYC's Disability. Dance. Artistry. Task Force.
February 25, 2018
New York City's Foreign-Born Dance Workforce Demographics
By Dance/NYC, DataArts, and Webb Management Services
April 25, 2017
Advancing Fiscally Sponsored Artists & Art Projects: A Report for the City of New York
By Webb Management Services
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Research in the News
Dance in New York is Thriving
Dance Magazine, Courtney Escoyne, October 24, 2016
Dance Audiences Are Down in NYC, Study Finds
Wall Street Journal, Pia Catton, October 21, 2016
Corporate donations that help sustain dance companies in the city have dropped precipitously
Crain's New York Business, Theresa Agovino, December 11, 2014
