September 16, 2014
Emergency Preparedness and Response
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.
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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.
Research
October 3, 2013
State of NYC Dance 2013
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.
September 7, 2012
Discovering Fiscally Sponsored NYC Dancemakers
Discovering Fiscally Sponsored NYC Dancemakers was made possible by leadership support from the Rockefeller Brothers Fund and The New York Community Trust.
February 27, 2012
Dance Workforce Census: Earnings Among Individuals, Ages 21-35
The Dance/NYC Junior Committee has published findings from its May 2011 survey research initiative.
May 1, 2007
A Census of New York City Dancemakers
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.
May 1, 2005
Dance/NYC: An Assessment (2005)
I Overview & Process II. Executive Summary III. Findings Awareness Advocacy & Data Gathering Real Estate Professional Development IV. Relationship with Dance/USA V. Funding VI. Lessons Learned VII. Conclusion VIII. Appendix OVERVIEW In December 2004, Dance/USA engaged Romalyn Tilghman, (Consultant) to lead an assessment of its first branch office, Dance/NYC. The goal was to assess Dance/NYC’s…
March 1, 2004
The Economic Activity of Dance in New York City
Download the full PDF report Download the accompanying handout Introductions Robert Yesselman-Director, Dance/NYC New York City is the dance capital of the world with more dancers,choreographers, dance companies, dance performances and audiences than anywhere else. After George Balanchine, working in ballet, and Martha Graham (expanding the work of those who came before) inventing a new form that…
