NYC Arts in Education Roundtable, Bandipora Videos
Videos by NYC Arts in Education Roundtable in Bandipora. We are a service organization and a community of arts ed practitioners.
đź”” Reminder: the RFP for Face to Face 2025 is now open! This year's hybrid conference will take place April 7 - 17, 2025. All presenters are offered a $100 honorarium and full registration to the conference. Learn more at bit.ly/F2F2025RFP.
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đź”” Reminder: the RFP for Face to Face 2025 is now open! This year's hybrid conference will take place April 7 - 17, 2025. All presenters are offered a $100 honorarium and full registration to the conference. Learn more at bit.ly/F2F2025RFP.
On Friday, the New York City Council passed the FY25 budget, which includes $41 million to restore federal COVID-era funding for arts education and $4 million to protect the “Support for Arts Instruction” initiative, which helps improve arts access in schools with limited instruction. The budget also includes $53 million to restore funding for cultural institutions and the Cultural Development Fund, which support critical arts partnerships for students and help spur their growth. In response, our Executive Director Kimberly Olsen issued this statement. Learn more about our advocacy work at bit.ly/iswta.
This Broadway artist knows that it starts with the arts! Important decisions are being made right NOW at City Council. Take action at bit.ly/iswta to ensure that New York City Council and Mayor Eric Adams hear that #ItStartsWithTheArts.
Black Women's Wellness Retreat 2024
Applications and nominations are now open for this year's Black Women's Wellness Retreat! The Roundtable is proud to host its fourth annual retreat for Black women in #ArtsEducation at the Garrison Institute in Garrison, New York.
This retreat is FREE for up to 40 participants. Learn more at bit.ly/bwwr2024 and help us spread the word by sharing this opportunity with you community!
Yesterday, Mayor Eric Adams and NYC Council Speaker Adrienne Adams announced that the Administration's upcoming Executive Budget will include a restoration of $41 Million in stimulus funds for #ArtsEducation. In response, our Executive Director Kimberly Olsen issued this statement. Learn more at bit.ly/iswta419.
April 2024 Statement.mp4
Today, the New York City Council released its preliminary budget response. In response, Kimberly Olsen, our Executive Director issued the following statement.
Today, in response to Mayor Eric Adams’ preliminary budget proposal, Kimberly Olsen, our Executive Director, issued the following statement. Learn more at https://nycaieroundtable.org/news/statement-on-mayor-adams-preliminary-budget-proposal/.
ISWTA August update.mp4
Last week, New York City Public Schools and Chancellor David Banks announced a $25 million investment to support academic recovery through the arts in the 2023-2024 school year — including funding for arts partnerships, arts-based professional development, field trips, and F-status arts teachers.
In response, Kimberly Olsen, Executive Director of the New York City Arts in Education Roundtable, issued this statement. To read the complete update, visit nycaieroundtable.org/news/iswta-update-08-08-2023/.
After agreement with Mayor Eric Adams, the New York City Council is set to approve the City’s Fiscal 2024 Budget, which sustains and increases funding for “Support for Arts Instruction” and arts partnerships in New York City Public Schools. The initiative – which began last year – will support standard arts instruction programs with a focus on increasing access to the arts and supporting pathways for sequential arts learning. In response, our Executive Director Kimberly Olsen issued the following statement:
Richard shared his love of the arts with us so that all of NYC would hear that #ItStartsWithTheArts. Take action in support of #ArtsEd by using our NEW Click to Call Tool at bit.ly/SWTAcontactrep.
ISWTA Video Template2.mp4
We couldn’t have said it better ourselves! Join us at our next #ItStartsWithTheArts event this Thursday, June 8. Learn more about our Rally for Arts Education at bit.ly/iswtarally2023.
This is why #ItStartsWithTheArts! Help students like Farid find their voice in arts programs by joining us in advocating for universal, equitable access to #ArtsEducation in all NYC schools and communities. Learn more at bit.ly/iswta.
DOL 2023.mp4
Registration is OPEN for this year's Day of Learning on Equity & Inclusion!
This year’s symposium will center strategies and tools to uplift artists who have been culture-bearers and sharers in NYC-based communities that are being systematically displaced or disregarded.
Join us at BRIC on June 14th as we raise up values of racial justice, LGBTQIA+ pride, meaningful access for people with disabilities, and youth voice as essential roots for the future of the field. Learn more at bit.ly/DOL23.
BWWR Video Promo.mp4
The application and nomination form for the Black Women's Wellness Retreat is officially open! This retreat is specifically designed for Black women in the field of #ArtsEducation and is FREE for up to 40 participants. The retreat will take place September 22-24 at the Omega Institute in the Hudson Valley.
Learn more at bit.ly/bwwr2023 and spread the word by sharing this opportunity with your community!
Statement on Adams Admin Executive Budget.mp4
Today, in response to Mayor Eric Adams’ executive budget proposal which preserved cultural funding and school budgets, Kimberly Olsen, Executive Director of the NYC Arts in Education Roundtable issued the following statement.
Tell our city leaders #ItStartsWithTheArts at bit.ly/SWTAcontactrep!
Statement on Budget Response.mp4
Today, the New York City Council released its 2023-2024 budget response, which includes a focus on #ArtsEducation. In response, Kimberly Olsen, Executive Director of the NYC Arts in Education Roundtable issued the following statement.
Swipe through to read, and stay tuned for more information on how you can tell our city leaders #ItStartsWithTheArts!