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An activity to spark intergenerational dialogue in your chorus


A New Harmony Approach to Intergenerational Dynamics


These five scenarios offer opportunities for your chorus to consider how it relates to mental health and neurodiversity.


A list of considerations for your chorus to think about Mobility Accessibility


This list is intended to help those involved in facilities management for their choruses determine the accessibility of a venue for rehearsal or performance.


Friday, March 12 – During his first national address, President Biden stated that he would tell Americans the truth, he then immediately proceeded to spout the myth of American exceptionalism which is rooted in the lie of white supremacy.


These suggestions can assist your chorus in creating spaces that are welcoming and supportive of neurodivergent individuals. Many of these suggestions are also relevant for individuals living with mental illness.


A list of scenarios to help your chorus consider how it works towards anti-racism


Phoenix, Colorado’s Trans Community Choir found ourselves at the center of controversy when parental complaint around our scheduled performance of our original play, Raven’s True Self, at a local elementary school was taken up by the CBS Denver News. The wholesome play, about a transgender raven in a community of animals and the importance of friendship, unconditional love, and being seen for who you are on the inside, was deemed as “inappropriate for children.” Concerned parents, who were invited to attend the performance, released a statement saying that “We are saddened that this highly controversial and divisive topic would be presented to such young children.” The story was also taken up by LGBTQ Nation.


These sample agreements can be used to create common ground and understanding for conversations and for communities.