{{youtube:medium:left|C_aEM7Va4PM, Dance as a lens on justice}} Dancer, choreographer and anthropologist Pearl Primus declared, “Dance is strong magic. Dance is life.” Dancer, choreographer and dance ...

Justice for painful experiences or human rights violations is pursued in many forms. In furtherance of justice, individuals and communities adopt creative and meaningful ways to express their pain, ...

A contemporary Indian-American dance company in Minneapolis-St. Paul is fusing contemporary dance with a philosophy of social justice to tell the stories of women of color around the world and work ...

Every Wednesday after school this spring, students at the Paul Robeson Community School for the Arts in New Brunswick have been moving, dancing, leaping and twisting, all while learning about ...

“Making dances is an act of progress; it is an act of growth; an act of music; an act of teaching; an act of celebration; an act of joy.” --Alvin Ailey Dancer, choreographer and anthropologist Pearl ...

Nine year old child actor Leo Abelo Perry stars in the remake of “Cheaper by the Dozen”, but when he is not on a movie set he is a ‘social activist’. Inspired by the Black Lives Matter movement, he ...