Arts Tour Minnesota
ACHF Arts Access
1,000 youth and adults in three greater Minnesota communities including women’s groups and dance students will engage in contemporary dance activities and performances. Attendance data will be collected by all partners; feedback will be provided by community partners through dialogue with participants in women’s groups, shelters and dance schools; a full evaluation will take place. 2: In greater Minnesota underserved women from five shelters and 150+ dance students in will engage with contemporary dance performance and art activities. Records of participants' attendance.
Youth and adults in three Minnesota communities including women's centers and dance students will engage in contemporary dance activities and performances. Shapiro and Smith Dance employed multiple evaluation methods including: Written audience surveys, student performer surveys, evaluation letters from shelters and women's centers, discussions with participants at the end of each arts event, post-performance lobby and reception discussions with audiences, follow-up phone interviews with sponsors, return evaluation trip to Winona sites during the final evaluative process, and review of archived photos, video footage and social media commentary. 2: Under served groups from five women's shelters and centers and over 150 students engaged with contemporary dance performance and arts activities. Shapiro and Smith Dance employed multiple evaluation methods including: Written audience surveys, student performer surveys, evaluation letters from shelters and women's centers, discussions with participants at the end of each arts event, post-performance lobby and reception discussions with audiences, follow-up phone interviews with sponsors, return evaluation trip to Winona sites during the final evaluative process, and review of archived photos, video footage and social media commentary.
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