Artistic Shifts presented by the National Guild for Community Arts Education

National Guild for Community Arts Education
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Artistic Shifts presented by the National Guild for Community Arts Education

If you want to be inspired by community arts education, then this is the podcast to listen to! In each episode, we’ll feature changemakers fueling the artistic shifts happening in neighborhoods far and wide. From innovative arts programs to groundbreaking community initiatives, this podcast is here to elevate the power of community art education. Founded in 1937, the National Guild for Community Arts Education is the sole national service organization for providers of community arts education.

Episodes

  1. JUN 13

    Cleveland Arts Education Consortium ft. Judith Ryder

    Judith Ryder is a tireless advocate for arts education, playing a central role within the Cleveland Arts Education Consortium (CAEC). With an unwavering commitment to fostering creativity and cultural enrichment, Judith has been instrumental in furthering CAEC's mission. Cleveland Arts Education Consortium is Northeast Ohio's largest professional arts education member network and service organization advocating for arts learning for young students through senior adults. Learn more at www.caecneo.org

    22 min

  2. JUN 13

    South Shore Conservatory ft.Robert Cinnante

    Robert Cinnante (chin-nantay) brings a wealth of experience to the table; from previously serving as Executive Director at the Waterbury Symphony Orchestra to being a classically trained tenor, his background allows him to serve the South Shore Conservatory [SSC] with rich, transformative insights. SSC's mission is to provide access to exceptional arts education and performance for the South Shore community, fostering creativity, artistic growth, and well-being for individuals of all ages, backgrounds and abilities. Learn more at www.sscmusic.org

    22 min

  3. JUN 13

    Teaching Artists of the Mid-Atlantic ft.Jennifer Ridgway & Devin Walker

    Teaching Artists of the Mid-Atlantic [TAMA] is a dynamic organization dedicated to supporting and advocating for teaching artists throughout the Mid-Atlantic region. Jennifer Ridgway is the President and Co-Founder of TAMA and a passionate advocate for arts education. Devin Walker is a multifaceted teaching artist, the TAMA DC Director, and the creator of The Uncle Devin Show, a dynamic musical experience for children. To learn more about TAMA visit www.teachingartists.org

    32 min

  4. APR 16

    Welcome to Artistic Shifts

    Welcome to "Artistic Shifts," presented by the National Guild for Community Arts Education. Join us on this transformative journey as we delve into the heart of real change sweeping across the nation, fueled by the community arts education. From innovative arts programs to groundbreaking community initiatives, our podcast showcases the pivotal role played by changemakers who believe in the power of art. The rest of Season 1 is dropping soon!

    4 min
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If you want to be inspired by community arts education, then this is the podcast to listen to! In each episode, we’ll feature changemakers fueling the artistic shifts happening in neighborhoods far and wide. From innovative arts programs to groundbreaking community initiatives, this podcast is here to elevate the power of community art education. Founded in 1937, the National Guild for Community Arts Education is the sole national service organization for providers of community arts education.

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