Wednesday, March 13, 2024, from 3:00 P.M. - 4:00 P.M. ET

Created by disabled artists Kayla Hamilton and Elisabeth Motley, Crip Movement Lab is a critical pedagogical method for teaching dance accessibly and inclusively. This webinar will examine disability as a framework for creativity, prioritizing difference, and shifting the focus from ableist dance practices to inclusive and justice-based movement.

In this webinar, we will discuss:

• Critical pedagogical methods and approaches for teaching dance accessibly and inclusively, as well as key terms for creating disability-focused classrooms in K-12.
• Dance pedagogical approaches and practices which prioritize difference, interdependence, and collective experience.
• The ways in which accessible and inclusive teaching can privilege the disabled body and intervene in the legacy of the white postmodern neutral body and Euro-American dance forms. 

Presenters: Kayla Hamilton & Elisabeth Motley
Moderator: Debra Segal

Free for members, $15 for non-members. Register here!

Closed captioning and ASL interpretation are both available for all webinars. For the most accessible viewing experience, we recommend watching the webinar on a desktop computer or laptop screen. For more information or to request other access services, please contact the Office of Accessibility and VSA at (202) 416-8727 (voice) or [email protected].