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The Latest News
August 31, 2010

Speakers and panelists announced!
Speakers and panelists are now being announced, see
Conference Information kit for details. In addition to keynote
speaker Simon Brault, CDA is thrilled to report that
Caroline Miller from Dance UK will be joining us as a
guest speaker the morning of Saturday September 25th. She will speak
to the significant work and research undertaken in the UK dance
sector in the creation and execution of a Dance Plan. You won’t want
to miss the opportunity to learn from our international colleagues
who have gone through this process.
Start your days off right by attending our special
yoga classes on Friday and Saturday mornings, generously
provided by Lulu Lemon. Play a role in the future of dance and join
the conversation this September! Add your voice to the dialogue that
helps shape our community and come be inspired by speakers such as
Simon Brault, Caroline Miller as well as many other guests and
panelists.
We are also pleased to announced that there will be
simultaneous translation services provided for Friday and
Saturday.
Reserve your spot by registering today!
For conference updates and registration details
contact info@dancecanada.net
or 416-515-8445.
Download
Conference Schedule and Details (in pdf format)
Download
Registration Form (in pdf format)
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Exciting Sponsorship Opportunities at Canadian Dance Assembly’s
National Conference
Do you want to connect to the national dance
community? Then this is the perfect opportunity!
From September 23-25, dance professionals
from across the country will convene in Toronto for the Canadian
Dance Assembly's (CDA) 5th national conference, Planning for
Change: Creating a Dynamic Future for Dance.
You won't want to miss this opportunity to profile
yourself at this unique gathering of important individuals and
organizations within Canada’s diverse dance community. CDA’s
national conference attracts over 150 artists, presenters,
educators, and researchers from all major urban centres in Canada,
as well as internationally. It is recognized as an important
community building event that brings dance professionals and
cultural programmers together to discuss issues affecting the
sector.
This year’s event will run in tandem with The
CanDance Networks’ annual meetings and a new exciting initiative -
the Ontario Dance Platform. The Ontario Dance Platform is a curated
program of dance performances, events, and presentations that will
showcase an ever expanding range and diversity of professional dance
in Ontario. The Platform, coordinated by CCI – Ontario’s Presenting
Network, will be held at Dancemakers Centre for Creation — Main
Studio and Toronto Dance Theatre — Winchester Street Theatre.
The events being produced over the September 23rd
weekend contribute greatly to this vitality and the overall health
of our dance community depends on gatherings such as these.
Sponsorship levels range from $75 to $750.
Additionally, this year we are offering a unique logo placement
opportunity on our conference pouches for $1,000. All
conference participants will be wearing this pouch throughout the
event providing high visibility for your organization.

Please note that all donations will receive a charitable tax
receipt.
Download the
2010 CONFERENCE SPONSORSHIP FORM (in pdf format)
August 6, 2010

The Canadian Dance Assembly is pleased to offer its 5th National Conference, Planning for Change: Creating a Dynamic Future for Dance in partnership with the CanDance Network. This year’s conference will take place in Toronto, Ontario from September 23-25, opening with a welcome dinner on September 22nd. You won’t want to miss this opportunity to network with your colleagues and stay up to date on current issues facing the sector.
Come and be inspired by keynote speaker Simon Brault, Vice-Chair of the Canada Council for the Arts, author of Le Facteur C – L’avenir passé par la culture and its English counterpart, No Culture, No Future. Other conference highlights include provocative discussions around mapping the sector and cultivating a dance plan. Learn about models that have been established in other countries by listening to guest speakers from the UK and take a closer look at what a dance plan for Canada might entail. Play a role in the future of dance and add your voice to the conversation! Download Conference schedule and details (in pdf format)
Download Registration form (in pdf format) Download the 2010 CONFERENCE SPONSORSHIP FORM (in pdf format)
Thank you for considering a sponsorship relationship with the Canadian Dance Assembly. With a membership of over 450 dance professionals and dance organizations representing each province and diverse practices, the Canadian Dance Assembly looks forward to highlighting your organization and enhancing its profile within the Canadian dance community!
June 24, 2010

http://download.isiglobal.ca/dancecanada/2010-06-09-eng.html
Download: AGM Kit
June 6, 2010

http://download.isiglobal.ca/dancecanada/2010-06-09-eng.html
April 29, 2010
CANADIAN DANCE ASSEMBLY – STRATEGIC PLAN
The National Council of the Canadian Dance Assembly, as part of its ongoing commitment to planning and evaluation, engaged in a Strategic Planning Process to encompass the fiscal years 2009/2010 – 2012/ 2013, in the fall of 2009. A membership based, National Arts Service Organization with charitable status, The Canadian Dance Assembly was formed in 2002 to facilitate the dynamic exchange of information relevant to Canadian professional dance of all forms and aesthetics, to cultivate a strong national voice for Canadian professional dance, and to support the development of resources for this field of artistic expression. At its inception the CDA faced a diverse and fragmented dance community, which had not been served by an encompassing national service organization for almost 15 years. Over the last seven years, despite many challenges, the organization has established itself as an essential contributor to the development of the dance and culture sectors. It has effectively developed both its mandate and strategic directions, served the community successfully, and built its membership and profile. The CDA is now entering a period of maturity and national leadership that will benefit not only its many members, but also the entire dance milieu and its partners in the arts and culture sector. Please see attached document for further details.
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Contact CDA at:
Canadian Dance Assembly
55 Mill
Street, Suite 312
Case Goods Building
Toronto, ON M5A 3C4
Canada
Tel: 1.416.515.8444
Fax: 1.416.515.9444
E-Mail:
info@dancecanada.net
Website: www.dancecanada.net
The Canadian Dance Assembly gratefully acknowledges and thanks
the Canada Council for the Arts
and the Ontario Arts Council
for their support.
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