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Virtual Meeting Updates in Response to COVID-19
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Dear DC Collaborative Members,
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the DC Collaborative has elected to cancel its April Membership Meeting at National Museum of Women in the Arts. Join us in thanking National Museum of Women in the Arts for offering to host us. We hope to have a meeting there in the near future!
It is necessary for our community to virtually come together to share and collaborate, now more than ever. It is crucial that we continue to connect and share updates from our arts and humanities education community of practice.
To that end, we have some important updates to share regarding our DC Collaborative Daily ZoomChats regarding special sessions this Friday, March 20 and Monday, March 23.
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DC Collaborative Daily ZoomChats
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Please Join Us!
As you may know from previous messaging, the DC Collaborative is hosting a new series called
DC Collaborative
Daily ZoomChats. These online gatherings take place weekdays at 11:
00am and provides
an opportunity to chat with DC Collaborative staff and share updates in response to COVID-19.
Date/Time: Weekdays, 11:00 AM
(You may also d
ial-in: +1 669 900 6833
Meeting ID: 853 164 8236)
We are here for you everyday but have two thematic DC Collaborative Daily ZoomChats coming up:
- This Friday, March 20, the DC Collaborative Daily ZoomChat is a forum for school- and community-based educators who are developing new Distance Learning materials. The conversation will give the opportunity for educators to share their work, collaborate and determine the best approaches for resource development.
- Monday, March 23, our State of Arts and Humanities Education Community Conversation Town Hall was moved to 11 AM, where you'll hear from Mary Lambert, of DCPS Arts and David Markey, of the DC Commission on the Art and Humanities, regarding their updates to COVID-19 (more info below).
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State of Arts and Humanities Education "Town Hall"- March Community Conversation
Our first State of Arts and Humanities Education Town Hall Community Conversation has shifted focus and the time has changed. Instead of a conversation focused on local arts and humanities education policy/ advocacy efforts, we will instead hear from our key partners at the Commission on the Arts and Humanities and DC Public Schools regarding their response and updates regarding COVID-19.
State of Arts and Humanities Education
"Town Hall" Community Conversation
Date: Monday, March 23, 2020
Time: 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM,
NEW TIME!
Please join us to engage in an active discussion with David Markey of the Commission on the Arts and Humanities and Mary Lambert, Director of Arts, DC Public Schools to review their needs and support provided in response to COVID-19. This #TownHall community conversation will kick off our quarterly #AnyGivenChildDC impact series that will support the #CollectiveImpact and #CollaborativeEffect of our work together!
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click here or remit payment by check to:
DC Arts and Humanities Education Collaborative
975 F Street, NW
Washington, DC 20004
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Let us know!
The DC Collaborative is a proud recipient of an FY20 General Operating Support Service Organization Grant from the
DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities.
 The DC Collaborative is proud to receive a grant for its Collective Impact work supported in part by an award from the
National Endowment for the Arts
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About the DC Collaborative:
More than 120 members strong, the DC Arts and Humanities Education Collaborative (DC Collaborative) provides equitable access to quality arts and humanities education for all DC public and chartered public schools for the growth of the whole child. Working with its partners, since its founding in 1998, the DC Collaborative produces such exemplary programs as Arts and Humanities for Every Student and the Professional Development Initiative. View our
Member Directory.
For more information on the DC Arts and Humanities
Education Collaborative, Please visit our
website.
If you would like to include something in our next
member e-news, please email us!
Submissions for our consideration are due C.O.B. on the third Friday of every month and are subject to edits by the DC Collaborative staff.
DC Arts and Humanities Education Collaborative
Mailing: 975 F Street, NW
Location: 923 F Street, NW #303
Washington, DC 20004
p. (202) 470-6467
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