In our collaboration with UNESCO, we are helping to facilitate the sharing of knowledge and documentation of promising practices of arts education.
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Be sure to register for the World Alliance for Arts Education Virtual Seminar on Monday 26 October 2020 at 9:00 EST/14:00 GMT.As the world experiences tremendous shifts in education and cultural engagement, we must envision new pathways for assessing and evaluating the impact of arts learning and arts programming.
Registration open now!
https://creative-generation.org/waae-virtual-seminar

In 2020, the World Alliance for Arts Education - comprised of the International Drama Education Association, International Society for Education through Art, International Society for Music Education, and the World Dance Alliance - will work together with Creative Generation to support the global celebration.
Activities will take place during the week of 25-31 May 2020 in three ways: an online visibility campaign through social media using #ArtsEdWeek; sharing of student and educator-made artwork including a virtual reality exhibition; and professional learning seminars for arts educators. More details HERE

WAAE calls arts educators and artists to share with their peers their professional experiences  in arts education for the future WAAE virtual space (gallery and performance HALLS), please send us a link to your projects; performances and art works with learning communities .
Send your proposal to WorldAllianceforArtsEducation@gmail.com
​Thank you. 


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International webinar addressing "Arts education in humanitarian aid” 
Saturday 23 May 2020 from 16:00h to 17:30h  CEST

The WAAE webinar aims to exchange experiences and expertise on arts education in humanitarian programmes. It is recognized that artistic practices are a source of well-being and would develop this potential, particularly among young people and children in war zones and situations of displacement (refugee camps, etc.).  The emergency humanitarian system offers child protection programmes and education programmes in emergency situations conducted by United Nations organizations and international and national NGOs. These programmes often rely on artistic practices to develop non-formal, alternative and more responsive methods of education. Through this webinar, we propose to three participants who have conducted and/or observed workshops on artistic practices in the framework of humanitarian interventions to share their practices, their reflections on the issues at stake and their advices. The webinar is targeting national/local policymakers and stakeholders, international and regional art organizations, artists; art educators; social workers; academics, and students.
Facilitator: Albane Buriel, Ph.D. candidate in Educational sciences, Université du Québec à Chicoutimi (UQAC, Canada), Consultant in Education, Conflict and humanitarian emergencies
Speakers

• Manon  Le Flour, Mental Health and Psychosocial Coordinator
• Joel Alessandra, comic book artist
• Luz C. Pro, founder and director of Arte Pro

 Participants will be invited to a facilitated discussion after the speakers' presentations.
Language of event: English
Contact: Albane Buriel 



Recording & Digitization: The presentations  will be offered live, in real time,  and it will be recorded. Immediately following, the videos will be edited, captioned, made available for translation, and uploaded to the WAAE website. The facilitated discussion will not be recorded or digitized.

Registration: Registration must be completed in order to participate in the Virtual Seminar. The event is offered for free.

REGISTER TO PARTICIPATE HERE

After registering to this webinar, you'll receive a personal access link by email. A reminder will also be set to you one jour before the webinar starts.

Suite à votre inscription, vous recevrez par email un lien de connexion personnel au webinar. Vous recevrez également un mail de rappel, une heure avant le lancement du webinaire.