We are living in an incredibly intense time. There are so many things going on all at once. It is difficult to know where to focus, and how to stay grounded through it all. As Co-Executive Director of Dandelion Dance, I am so proud of my work in helping to grow our organization and make
Our programs are still thriving. Dandelion’s students and families have been navigating COVID-19 for over a month, and developing new routines.
As a team at Dandelion Dance™, we have been focused on staying connected to our dancers, fostering community, especially in the context of physical distancing.
Annika relates how her Dandelion experience allowed her to be completely herself as she was exploring her passions and embracing change.
Emily Rowe, one of the amazing alumni of Dandelion’s Performance Company, reflects on how Dandelion had a positive impact on her life.
What we are all doing together is helping more girls to have the courage to be vulnerable to do more things that are not always easy or comfortable.
There is a power in a moving body that tells a story, and a power in how dance can access feelings and insight for both the dancer and the spectator.
It fills me with hope for the future when I see how confidence and wellbeing emerge when girls are taken seriously and celebrated for who they truly are.