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Using Values-Based Messaging in Your Advocacy with Liza Beth of Chorus America

June 15, 2022 by Emily Williams Burch Leave a Comment

Have you heard of MasterClass, an online collection of classes featuring an amazing line-up of famous folks? They hooked me when I saw they had a class by Bill Nye (the science guy) and Amanda Gorman. Months later, who knew I needed to know how to become a ninja or learn how to make electronic […]

Filed Under: Advocacy & Collaboration Tagged With: advocacy

Best. Interview. Ever! “Doing whatever it takes” with Superstar Deke Sharon

May 18, 2022 by Emily Williams Burch Leave a Comment

Imagine walking onto the set of a potentially epic movie with a seemingly large task ahead of you: create an “award winning” choir out of a collection of humans, none of which have ever sung in choir, in one month, with one hour of rehearsal a day. Go! Daunting? Fun? A bit intimidating? But possible […]

Filed Under: Advocacy & Collaboration Tagged With: advocacy, choral education, music educators

Legislative Update and Actions We Can Take Now Based on the Recent National Arts Action Summit

April 30, 2022 by Emily Williams Burch Leave a Comment

Teachers. Choir director. Singer. Manager. Stage crew. These are just a few of the many hats we all learn to wear as choral educators. The thought of adding another task to our list often seems daunting, and a little intimidating, especially when it includes words like “legislation,” “Capitol Hill,” “lobbyist,” or other congressional lingo. In […]

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“Advocacy” = “A story”

April 20, 2022 by Emily Williams Burch Leave a Comment

“Advocacy.” Sometimes it is an intimidating word. It’s not too fancy, not too hard to spell, but it can feel a bit daunting. We’ve all heard situations where colleagues had to advocate to keep to their programs or where larger communities had to find the data to fight for the arts. Those can be intimidating […]

Filed Under: Advocacy & Collaboration Tagged With: advocacy

Advocacy, Collaboration, and . . . moving from survival to vision

January 19, 2022 by Emily Williams Burch Leave a Comment

It’s been an interesting start to the semester, yet again, but we are resilient and we keep showing up for choir and our singers. Go us! However, there is always that chance for budget cuts, restrictions, or worse, canceled programs. With decreasing numbers, uncertainty, and pandemic fatigue, how do we move from survival mode to […]

Filed Under: Advocacy & Collaboration Tagged With: advocacy, choral education, Leadership

Advocacy, Collaboration, and … Podcasts!

December 15, 2021 by Emily Williams Burch Leave a Comment

Finding yourself traveling this season? How about a podcast to keep you company on that long drive? The ACDA Advocacy and Collaboration (A&C) Committee has been curating advocacy and collaboration-focused episodes on the Music (ed) Matters podcast as a place for members to spark ideas, learn, and get invigorated. The A&C series kicked off with […]

Filed Under: Advocacy & Collaboration Tagged With: ACDA, advocacy, Collaboration

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