When words are not enough movement is our common language.

Movement as Language (ML) is a dance education program that  explores how dance can become a common language through community workshops and choreographic processes. The workshops are for people from different linguistic and cultural  backgrounds, particularly Latinx, BIPOC, LGBTQ+, and disabled community members, and no dance experience is required. 

ML consists of five distinct stages: 
1) Community Engagement: discuss workshop goals and  receive input from community members. 2) Workshops: provide dance education and intersectional  conversations through movement. 3) Rehearsals: collaborate with professional and community dancers to  generate intercommunity conversations and choreography. 4) Performance: share the work developed in this  project with the community and, 5) Feedback.