Dance/NYC is committed to effective case building grounded in research. Through research, it guides strategic and responsive policy and fund development and improves management practice.
Dance/NYC appreciates the deleterious financial impact that the COVID-19 coronavirus may have on the dance community, in particular organizations and artists dependent on in-person gatherings, classes, and performances as sources of earned income, as well as artists and cultural workers without readily available access to healthcare and wage protections. We also recognize that African, Latina/o/x, Asian, Arab, and Native American (ALAANA), immigrant and disabled artists may face additional challenges accessing necessary resources at this time.
In order for Dance/NYC to better understand and advocate for dance organizations and individuals in the dance community, Dance/NYC has developed the Coronavirus Impact Survey to help us understand the impact the virus is having on individual dance workers and dance organizations in the metropolitan New York City area.
The survey should not take more than 10 minutes of your time. If you are both an independent artist and part of a dance organization, group or project impacted by COVID-19, please take the survey for each category. Additionally, Dance/NYC recognizes that the Pandemic is ongoing, and encourages you to take the survey multiple times as the impact of COVID-19 deepens over time.
We value your input and will use it to create public awareness and guide policy, resources, and program development for dance makers and organizations based in the metropolitan New York City area.
TAKE THE CORONAVIRUS IMPACT SURVEY
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. For live updates on the findings of the Coronavirus Impact Survey, as well as the stories of those impacted by COVID-19 coronavirus and the social restriction measures implemented to contain the disease visit our live data overview here.
By Anne Coates, in collaboration with Dance/NYC's Disability Task Force, this study was made possible with leadership support from the Stavros Niarchos Foundation and the New York State Council on the Arts, with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature.
This study was made possible with generous support from the New York State Council on the Arts.
This study was made possible with generous support from the New York State Council on the Arts and the Lambent Foundation Fund of Tides Foundation.
This report highlights findings on New York City dance that have been developed using information from the New York State Cultural Data Project and Fractured Atlas.
Discovering Fiscally Sponsored NYC Dancemakers was made possible by leadership support from the Rockefeller Brothers Fund and The New York Community Trust.
The Dance/NYC Junior Committee has published findings from its May 2011 survey research initiative.
A Census of New York City Dancemakers Commissioned by: Dance/NYC A branch office of Dance/USA, the national service organization for professional dance Robert Yesselman, Director Prepared by: John Munger Director of Research and Information Dance/USA.
