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BoundlessArtsEd
Season 1, Ep. 4
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Welcome to BoundlessArtsEd! A podcast about Arts Education in America.
This week, I started a new segment, Arts Education Hype, where the work of Yamilee Toussaint inspires us. Then we jump into a discussion of Arts Education Organizations in America! Take a little journey with me through each organization's mission, vision, origin, and relevance and what you can do to get resources, network, or support these organizations!
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Art Education Hype: MIT Graduate create STEM FRom Dance
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