A Question & Answer Preview: Growing up with the Arts National Conference Keynote Speaker – Alberto Carvalho

Young Audiences interviews Growing up with the Arts Key Speaker Alberto Carvalho, nationally recognized Superintendent of Miami-Dade County Public School District!

Arts Advocacy Day 2016 – Taking the Next Step

On Tuesday, March 8, more than 500 grass roots advocates celebrated Arts Advocacy Day in Washington D.C. Arts Advocacy Day is instrumental in advancing key legislative initiatives and arts education policies.

Call for Proposals SEADAE Arts Assessment Symposium Advances in Arts Assessment

  Examining changes in policy and advances in practice. Gaylord Texan Resort and Conference Center Grapevine, Texas. Call for Proposals Open Until May 1, 2016!

Children's Creativity: What's The Big Whoop

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Lynn Tuttle on the ESSA and Title IV Funding

While I will be presenting on specific provisions dealing with arts and music education at the Growing up with the Arts, a national arts-in-education conference in Miami, I thought I’d focus this website feature on a new section of the law which creates immediate opportunities to support additional music and arts education in our nation’s schools – Title IV-A, Section 4107.

The Living Library Program Brings James Baldwin's If Beale Street Could Talk to NYC High School Students

This February Young Audiences New York (YANY) celebrated Black History Month with a performance of James Baldwin’s If Beale Street Could Talk. James Baldwin, a seminal African American author, was born in Harlem in 1924, and many of his works reflect the struggle of the Black community during his lifetime.

Young Audiences of Oregon & SW Washington Brings The Art of Sound Engineering to Portland Area Students

Growing Up with the Arts!

Young Audiences Week 2016