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Live Virtual Programs – Discount Extended!

Live Virtual Programs – Discount Extended!

Innovative, Virtual, Affordable Arts for ALL!  Meeting Your Students’ Needs at Home or in School In challenging times we look to the arts to help us cope, express ourselves, and find inspiration. Young Audiences is here to help children reconnect to their school communities with joy, hope, and ART! With over 50 diverse and innovative virtual...

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Newly Revised Arts Integration Think and Do Workbook Released!

Newly Revised Arts Integration Think and Do Workbook Released!

  How to Use This Workbook The New Jersey Arts Integration Think and Do Workbook was created by New Jersey arts integration practitioners to guide teacher practitioners and teaching artists with tools and strategies to support the development of a robust arts integration practice. We harvested best practices from thought-leaders championing the arts integration movement...

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New Live Virtual Program Offerings and Discount!

New Live Virtual Program Offerings and Discount!

READY, SET, LIVE! This is a challenging time–we realize that at this moment you may not know the learning format your school will follow in the fall, but we are here to support you whether learning is taking place in-person, virtually, or as a hybrid of both! Learn More! Learn More!...

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YA and NJAEC Presents Series of Free Workshops for Teaching Artists throughout NJ

YA and NJAEC Presents Series of Free Workshops for Teaching Artists throughout NJ

  FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:           Date: July 1, 2020  PRESS CONTACT: Samantha Clarke 609.984.7019 sclarke@yanjep.org Young Audiences Arts for Learning NJ & Eastern PA and New Jersey Arts Education Collective Presents Series of Free Workshops for Teaching Artists throughout the State PRINCETON, NJ; July 1, 2020 — As schools in our region prepare for the fall,...

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Juneteenth – Celebrate Freedom with YA Teaching Artists

Juneteenth – Celebrate Freedom with YA Teaching Artists

  Juneteenth is the oldest nationally celebrated commemoration of the ending of slavery in the United States.  On June 19, 1865, Union forces arrived in Galveston, Texas, to inform enslaved African-Americans of their freedom and that the Civil War had ended. This announcement put into effect the Emancipation Proclamation, which had been issued over two and...

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