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Passage a dialogue with doulas, dancers, and caregivers

Passage a dialogue with doulas, dancers, and caregivers

Update: 2016-11-30

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Movement Research Studies Project, "Passage a dialogue with doulas, dancers, and caregivers" - June 7, 2016
 
Moderated by Risa Shoup with panelists Anna Carapetyan, devynn emory, Robert Kocik, and iele paloumpis.

This Studies Project will bring together dance artists who also work in the field of care-giving: end-of-life, beginning-of-life, navigators of illness and wellness. Why do many dancers become doulas? What is the overlap between guiding bodies through the cycles of life, and guiding bodies through space? What is it that draws dance artists to this profession? How do we acknowledge the specific needs of different communities and that all care is not equal/universal?

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Passage a dialogue with doulas, dancers, and caregivers

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