CVFC Part 2c - The Action. Pedagogy, Culture and Jazz with Dee Daniels Locke.

This is the third of a series of webinars in Part 2 - The Action. (10 euros) Pedagogy, Culture and Jazz with Dee Daniels Locke. A workshop in how culture shapes pedagogy. Time, Saturday January 30th 7.00-10.00 PT (Los Angeles) 16.00-19.00 CET (Berlin) 10.00-13.00 EDT (New York) 23.00-2.00 GMT+8 (Hong Kong) Please join CVFC as we welcome Dee Daniels Locke who will guide us through an examination of popular teaching pedagogy in the Lindy and Jazz dance community. Cultural values establish what is important, how learning should be organized, what our goals should be, and how to identify excellence. When Whiteness is- consciously or unconsciously- the center of our cultural esteem, this has a direct impact on our pedagogy, and inadvertently recreates systems of dominance, oppression and anti-Blackness. ...the master's tools will never dismantle the master's house. They may allow us temporarily to beat him at his own game, but they will never enable us to bring about genuine change. And this fact is only threatening to those… who still define the master's house as their only source of support.” -Audre Lorde What new tools can we rely on to support us in the work to build a more equitable community? Join us on January 30th as we explore answers to this question. Registration: Please submit your registration through the following link: https://www.collectivevoicesforchange.org/upcoming-dee Webinar Cost for Part 2c Minimum price: 10€ (contributions over 10€ will be highly appreciated) Corona relief price: Whatever you can afford (Suggested price 5€) Who is the webinar for: Everyone is welcome to attend the webinars but we would like to particularly encourage people working (part-time or full-time) with African American vernacular Jazz dances or music to register to our series. Why are we charging money? The money we receive will be used to cover the technical costs of the webinar (paying our panelists for their work, zoom platform, investing in the development of CVFC such as a website...), the rest of the money will be donated to projects focusing on black American institutions for youths programs, and vernacular jazz dances. To see our previous webinars please check our website: https://www.collectivevoicesforchange.org