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YA Mourns the Passing of Arts Advocate and Trustee Carol Belt

YA Mourns the Passing of Arts Advocate and Trustee Carol Belt

We mourn the passing of Carol Belt, who served as a Trustee of Young Audiences from 1997-2015. Her service as a Trustee was exemplary and she was beloved by all who knew her. Carol’s influence and impact lives on in our work, as children experience arts programs that bring them joy, expression, connection and learning. ...

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New Jersey Herald – Hudson Maxim School wins Arts Education Scholarship from Young Audiences

New Jersey Herald – Hudson Maxim School wins Arts Education Scholarship from Young Audiences

New Jersey Herald Sunday, December 24, 2017 HOPATCONG — Hudson Maxim School has won an Early Childhood Arts Education Scholarship from Young Audiences New Jersey & Eastern Pennsylvania (YA). These grants were made possible through the collective support from YA’s generous Individual donors. Through the grant, Hudson Maxim School will experience extraordinary and inspiring performances...

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Will You Take the Arts Advocate Pledge?

Will You Take the Arts Advocate Pledge?

Hello Arts Advocates! Will you join us as we work toward our ultimate goal—reaching every child, every year with transformative arts education programs delivered by professional teaching artists? Raise your hand and take the Arts Advocate Pledge: The arts are my heart. Each morning I awaken fueled by the challenge: How can I light up...

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Town Topics Newspaper – Young Audiences Brings Feast of Arts To Hundreds of New Jersey Schools

Town Topics Newspaper – Young Audiences Brings Feast of Arts To Hundreds of New Jersey Schools

Printed: November 1, 2017 By Donald Gilpin In school environments characterized by emphasis on testing and sports, tight budgets, increasing competition for college admissions, and diminishing job opportunities, the arts might seem a low priority. Not so, says Ann Betterton, development director of Young Audiences New Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania (YA), which worked with more...

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