| Address | Email: |
|---|---|
| 1111 16th St. NW, Ste. 300 Washington, DC 20036 |
danceusa@danceusa.org |
| Phone: | Website: |
| 202.833.1717 | www.danceusa.org |
| Fax: | |
| 202.833.2686 | |
Dance/USA
Dance/USA, a national service organization for professional dance, seeks to advance the art form of dance by addressing the needs, concerns, and interests of professional dance. Dance/USA’s members include professional dance companies, artists, presenters, service organizations, individuals, and other organizations.
Programs in service to its membership and the dance ?eld include a Public Communications program, which provides a central source of timely and accurate information. This communication program produces a semiannual Dance/USA Journal and a Member Bulletin, published eleven times a year, listing funding opportunities, job positions, and other resources. There is also a Government Affairs program—an advocacy service. Dance/USA’s Information Services program provides statistical information on professional dance and many of these surveys and facts are available on their website. Additionally, Dance/USA provides many professional development and networking opportunities through seminars and workshops at their semiannual Council Meetings, biennial national Roundtables, and regional forums.
The organization also acts as the recognized peer organization for dancers who seek to obtain visas from the INS. Dance/USA, a national service organization for professional dance, acts as the recognized peer organization for dancers who seek to obtain visas from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. This service is free to all Dance/USA members. Nonmembers pay a fee for each letter of support. Information on membership and other member bene?ts is available on the Dance/USA website.
Dance/USA’s Member Bulletin, provides listings of opportunities for funding, auditions, and employment within the dance ?eld. The Bulletin, published monthly is free to Dance/USA members. Nonmembers can pay a fee to receive the publication by email. Free archived and latebreaking postings are available on the Dance/USA website.
Programs in service to its membership and the dance ?eld include a Public Communications program, which provides a central source of timely and accurate information. This communication program produces a semiannual Dance/USA Journal and a Member Bulletin, published eleven times a year, listing funding opportunities, job positions, and other resources. There is also a Government Affairs program—an advocacy service. Dance/USA’s Information Services program provides statistical information on professional dance and many of these surveys and facts are available on their website. Additionally, Dance/USA provides many professional development and networking opportunities through seminars and workshops at their semiannual Council Meetings, biennial national Roundtables, and regional forums.
The organization also acts as the recognized peer organization for dancers who seek to obtain visas from the INS. Dance/USA, a national service organization for professional dance, acts as the recognized peer organization for dancers who seek to obtain visas from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. This service is free to all Dance/USA members. Nonmembers pay a fee for each letter of support. Information on membership and other member bene?ts is available on the Dance/USA website.
Dance/USA’s Member Bulletin, provides listings of opportunities for funding, auditions, and employment within the dance ?eld. The Bulletin, published monthly is free to Dance/USA members. Nonmembers can pay a fee to receive the publication by email. Free archived and latebreaking postings are available on the Dance/USA website.
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