This is a virtual event; please join us via Zoom on June 6th 12:00 pm CST.**

A roundtable discussion between teachers, artists, and youth on the value of arts learning.

The world we reopen will not be the world we closed in March. This rupture has created a time of both uncertainty and insight, casting inequities in sharp relief, demanding we reevaluate what’s core and set new priorities. As we anticipate the extension of virtual learning into the fall term, we have a responsibility act on that inequality. The arts are essential to shaping our future, developing our shared humanity, and addressing the urgency of the moment. Despite our upended circumstances, what still matters? What educational values must we protect? What threads remain critical in arts learning? What’s still important or now more important than ever?

This talk features panelists from the MCA’s school, teacher, and youth programs. It was organized by Jeremy Kreusch, Manager of School Programs, Grace Needlman, Manager of Youth and Family Programs, and Lynne Pace Green, SPACE Manager, with production support by Sarah Adler, Learning Coordinator and Emily Gallaugher, Coordinator of Youth, Families and Schools.

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