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Dance teacher, researcher and dance teacher educator

Main Address or area of operation: Sydney

Phone: 0410 777 994

Email: juliabarry01@outlook.com

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💭 Studio Reflection Question

If a child disclosed a safeguarding concern today...
Would every member of your team know what to do?
Would they understand reporting requirements?
Would they know who to contact?
Would they feel confident responding appropriately?

Safeguarding isn’t simply about having policies on a shelf.

It’s about creating cultures where children feel safe, staff feel prepared and concerns are responded to appropriately.

These are the conversations we’ll be exploring at the Creative Childhoods Summit.

🎟 Register now:
https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1590608
#CreativeChildhoodsSummit #ChildSafety #DanceArtsAlliance

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💭 Studio Reflection Question

If a child disclosed a safeguarding concern today...
Would every member of your team know what to do?
Would they understand reporting requirements?
Would they know who to contact?
Would they feel confident responding appropriately?

Safeguarding isn’t simply about having policies on a shelf.

It’s about creating cultures where children feel safe, staff feel prepared and concerns are responded to appropriately.

These are the conversations we’ll be exploring at the Creative Childhoods Summit.

🎟 Register now:
https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1590608
#CreativeChildhoodsSummit #ChildSafety #DanceArtsAlliance

Australia’s Dance & Performing Arts Sector is Ready for This Conversation

For too long, conversations about child safety, healthy practice and professional standards in dance have happened in isolation.
On Friday 14 August, we’re bringing them together.
The Creative Childhoods Summit is Australia’s first national event dedicated to safeguarding, child wellbeing and healthy practice in dance and performing arts education.
This is more than a conference. It’s an opportunity for our industry to come together, learn from national leaders, and shape the future of dance education.
Throughout the day, delegates will hear from experts in:
• Child protection and safeguarding
• Government and policy
• Education and research
• Mental health and wellbeing
• Healthy dance practice
• Organisational leadership
• Dance and performing arts education
Together, we’ll explore practical strategies to create environments where children and young people are not only safe, but genuinely supported to flourish.

The Summit will also see the official launch of KidsPACE (Protecting and Advancing Childhood in Education), a new national framework designed to support child-centred, evidence-informed and age-appropriate practice across dance and performing arts education.

Whether you’re a dance studio owner, performing arts educator, school leader, competition organiser, arts organisation or simply passionate about the future of our industry, we invite you to be part of this important day.

🎟 Special Team Offer – Available Until 31 July
Bring your team and learn together.
Purchase one full-price ticket and receive two FREE registrations for up to two additional team members, making it easier to return to your organisation with shared knowledge and practical strategies.
📅 Creative Childhoods Summit
Friday 14 August 2026
📍 Sydney Dance Company
🎟 Tickets now available:
https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1590608
We look forward to welcoming you to what promises to be a landmark event for dance and performing arts education in Australia.

#CreativeChildhoodsSummit #DanceArtsAlliance #KidsPACE #ChildSafety #DanceEducation

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Australia’s Dance & Performing Arts Sector is Ready for This Conversation

For too long, conversations about child safety, healthy practice and professional standards in dance have happened in isolation.
On Friday 14 August, we’re bringing them together.
The Creative Childhoods Summit is Australia’s first national event dedicated to safeguarding, child wellbeing and healthy practice in dance and performing arts education.
This is more than a conference. It’s an opportunity for our industry to come together, learn from national leaders, and shape the future of dance education.
Throughout the day, delegates will hear from experts in:
• Child protection and safeguarding
• Government and policy
• Education and research
• Mental health and wellbeing
• Healthy dance practice
• Organisational leadership
• Dance and performing arts education
Together, we’ll explore practical strategies to create environments where children and young people are not only safe, but genuinely supported to flourish.

The Summit will also see the official launch of KidsPACE (Protecting and Advancing Childhood in Education), a new national framework designed to support child-centred, evidence-informed and age-appropriate practice across dance and performing arts education.

Whether you’re a dance studio owner, performing arts educator, school leader, competition organiser, arts organisation or simply passionate about the future of our industry, we invite you to be part of this important day.

🎟 Special Team Offer – Available Until 31 July
Bring your team and learn together.
Purchase one full-price ticket and receive two FREE registrations for up to two additional team members, making it easier to return to your organisation with shared knowledge and practical strategies.
📅 Creative Childhoods Summit
Friday 14 August 2026
📍 Sydney Dance Company
🎟 Tickets now available:
https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1590608
We look forward to welcoming you to what promises to be a landmark event for dance and performing arts education in Australia.

#CreativeChildhoodsSummit #DanceArtsAlliance #KidsPACE #ChildSafety #DanceEducation

📊 Dance By The Numbers

Did you know?

Australia is estimated to have:
🏢 Approximately 4,000 private dance studios
👧 Approximately 800,000 students aged 0–18 enrolled nationally

These studios are more than businesses.

They are community hubs where young people develop confidence, friendships, creativity and lifelong skills.

Dance educators play a significant role in shaping the experiences of hundreds of thousands of Australian children every year.

The scale of our industry matters.

And so does the responsibility that comes with it.

#DanceEducation #DanceArtsAlliance #AustralianDance

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📊 Dance By The Numbers

Did you know?

Australia is estimated to have:
🏢 Approximately 4,000 private dance studios
👧 Approximately 800,000 students aged 0–18 enrolled nationally

These studios are more than businesses.

They are community hubs where young people develop confidence, friendships, creativity and lifelong skills.

Dance educators play a significant role in shaping the experiences of hundreds of thousands of Australian children every year.

The scale of our industry matters.

And so does the responsibility that comes with it.

#DanceEducation #DanceArtsAlliance #AustralianDance

📄 Resource Spotlight

Have you downloaded DAA’s Child Safety Policy Template?

With child safety requirements continuing to evolve across Australia, many studio owners are looking for practical guidance to strengthen their policies and procedures.

This template has been developed to help members:
✔ Meet child-safe obligations
✔ Strengthen governance
✔ Support consistent practice
✔ Save valuable administration time

It’s just one of many resources available through DAA membership.

💙 Learn more:
https://danceartsalliance.com.au/membership-requirements/

#ChildSafety #DanceArtsAlliance #DanceStudioOwner #ChildSafeOrganisations

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📄 Resource Spotlight

Have you downloaded DAA’s Child Safety Policy Template?

With child safety requirements continuing to evolve across Australia, many studio owners are looking for practical guidance to strengthen their policies and procedures.

This template has been developed to help members:
✔ Meet child-safe obligations
✔ Strengthen governance
✔ Support consistent practice
✔ Save valuable administration time

It’s just one of many resources available through DAA membership.

💙 Learn more:
https://danceartsalliance.com.au/membership-requirements/

#ChildSafety #DanceArtsAlliance #DanceStudioOwner #ChildSafeOrganisations

The National Office for Child Safety in the Attorney-General’s department is developing the Second Action Plan under the National Strategy to Prevent and Respond to Child Sexual Abuse 2021-2030 (National Strategy).

They have developed a 15 minute survey to confirm priority actions regarding prevention and response to child sexual abuse in Australia.

The Second Action Plan will continue the work already started under the National Strategy and introduce new activities in response to emerging issues and research. Specifically, they are seeking the broader community’s views on how best to design a Second Action Plan that addresses the diverse needs and concerns of all Australians.

Visit https://engage.dss.gov.au/second-action-plan/ to complete the survey.

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The National Office for Child Safety in the Attorney-General’s department is developing the Second Action Plan under the National Strategy to Prevent and Respond to Child Sexual Abuse 2021-2030 (National Strategy).

They have developed a 15 minute survey to confirm priority actions regarding prevention and response to child sexual abuse in Australia.

The Second Action Plan will continue the work already started under the National Strategy and introduce new activities in response to emerging issues and research. Specifically, they are seeking the broader community’s views on how best to design a Second Action Plan that addresses the diverse needs and concerns of all Australians.

Visit https://engage.dss.gov.au/second-action-plan/ to complete the survey.

Dance Arts Alliance has released a media statement in response to the recent industry guidance regarding teaching rates for dancers.

As Australia’s peak advocacy body for dance educators, we support fair remuneration for professional dancers and welcome discussion around reviewing the industrial framework for dance teachers. However, we believe it is important to distinguish between professional performance experience and the qualifications required to teach children safely and effectively.

Teaching children is a profession in its own right. It requires specialised knowledge of child development, pedagogy, safe dance practice, anatomy, lesson planning, behaviour management, child safeguarding and inclusive education. While professional dancers bring invaluable industry experience and inspiration to our studios, performance experience alone should not be regarded as equivalent to a professional teaching qualification.

Earlier this year, Dance Arts Alliance released *The Scale and Impact of Dance and Performing Arts Participation in Australia*, highlighting that more than 500,000 Australian children participate in dance each week, with more than one million participating in the performing arts more broadly. These findings reinforce the importance of ensuring those entrusted with educating children have the appropriate qualifications, training and child safety credentials.

Dance Arts Alliance continues to advocate for nationally recognised minimum standards for dance teachers and welcomes the opportunity to work collaboratively with teacher training organisations, professional dancers, studio owners, industry bodies and governments to strengthen professional standards across our sector.

This is not about performers versus teachers. Our industry needs both. Professional dancers and qualified dance teachers each make a unique and valuable contribution to the development of the next generation. By recognising the distinct expertise each profession brings, we can continue to strengthen our industry while ensuring every child has access to safe, high-quality dance education.

You can read our full media release here at our website
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#dance #danceeducation

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Dance Arts Alliance has released a media statement in response to the recent industry guidance regarding teaching rates for dancers.

As Australia’s peak advocacy body for dance educators, we support fair remuneration for professional dancers and welcome discussion around reviewing the industrial framework for dance teachers. However, we believe it is important to distinguish between professional performance experience and the qualifications required to teach children safely and effectively.

Teaching children is a profession in its own right. It requires specialised knowledge of child development, pedagogy, safe dance practice, anatomy, lesson planning, behaviour management, child safeguarding and inclusive education. While professional dancers bring invaluable industry experience and inspiration to our studios, performance experience alone should not be regarded as equivalent to a professional teaching qualification.

Earlier this year, Dance Arts Alliance released *The Scale and Impact of Dance and Performing Arts Participation in Australia*, highlighting that more than 500,000 Australian children participate in dance each week, with more than one million participating in the performing arts more broadly. These findings reinforce the importance of ensuring those entrusted with educating children have the appropriate qualifications, training and child safety credentials.

Dance Arts Alliance continues to advocate for nationally recognised minimum standards for dance teachers and welcomes the opportunity to work collaboratively with teacher training organisations, professional dancers, studio owners, industry bodies and governments to strengthen professional standards across our sector.

This is not about performers versus teachers. Our industry needs both. Professional dancers and qualified dance teachers each make a unique and valuable contribution to the development of the next generation. By recognising the distinct expertise each profession brings, we can continue to strengthen our industry while ensuring every child has access to safe, high-quality dance education.

You can read our full media release here at our website
.
.
.
#dance #danceeducation

🎤 Speaker Announcement | Dr Kaitlin Hague

We’re delighted to welcome Dr Kaitlin Hague to the Creative Childhoods Summit 2026.

Dr Kaitlin Hague is a dance educator, researcher and founder of The Talented Dancer, an initiative dedicated to translating the latest dance science research into practical guidance for teachers, studios and families.

With more than 20 years’ teaching experience and doctoral research from the Queensland University of Technology examining early specialisation in ballet, Kaitlin is a leading voice in healthy, evidence-based dance education. She is passionate about ensuring children are supported through developmentally appropriate training that protects childhood while still nurturing excellence.

Session: Training Children as Professionals – Overtraining and Child Safety in Dance

In this thought-provoking session, Kaitlin will challenge us to consider whether children are sometimes being asked to train as miniature professionals before their bodies, minds and identities are ready.

Drawing on her doctoral research, Kaitlin will explore:
✨ Early specialisation and child development
✨ Overtraining as a child safety and wellbeing issue
✨ The physical and psychological impacts of intensive training
✨ Where duty of care sits for studios, teachers and families
✨ Practical, evidence-informed strategies for designing age-appropriate training that supports both excellence and healthy childhoods

This is an essential conversation for every dance educator committed to creating environments where children can flourish—not just as dancers, but as young people.

We are incredibly honoured to have Dr Hague joining us as we work together to protect childhood and shape the future of dance education.

📍 Creative Childhoods Summit
🗓 14 August 2026
📍 Sydney Dance Company

#CreativeChildhoodsSummit #KidsPACE #DanceArtsAlliance #ChildSafety #DanceEducation HealthyDancePractice EvidenceBasedPractice TheTalentedDancer ProtectingChildhood DanceTeachers PerformingArtsEducation

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🎤 Speaker Announcement | Dr Kaitlin Hague

We’re delighted to welcome Dr Kaitlin Hague to the Creative Childhoods Summit 2026.

Dr Kaitlin Hague is a dance educator, researcher and founder of The Talented Dancer, an initiative dedicated to translating the latest dance science research into practical guidance for teachers, studios and families.

With more than 20 years’ teaching experience and doctoral research from the Queensland University of Technology examining early specialisation in ballet, Kaitlin is a leading voice in healthy, evidence-based dance education. She is passionate about ensuring children are supported through developmentally appropriate training that protects childhood while still nurturing excellence.

Session: Training Children as Professionals – Overtraining and Child Safety in Dance

In this thought-provoking session, Kaitlin will challenge us to consider whether children are sometimes being asked to train as miniature professionals before their bodies, minds and identities are ready.

Drawing on her doctoral research, Kaitlin will explore:
✨ Early specialisation and child development
✨ Overtraining as a child safety and wellbeing issue
✨ The physical and psychological impacts of intensive training
✨ Where duty of care sits for studios, teachers and families
✨ Practical, evidence-informed strategies for designing age-appropriate training that supports both excellence and healthy childhoods

This is an essential conversation for every dance educator committed to creating environments where children can flourish—not just as dancers, but as young people.

We are incredibly honoured to have Dr Hague joining us as we work together to protect childhood and shape the future of dance education.

📍 Creative Childhoods Summit
🗓 14 August 2026
📍 Sydney Dance Company

#CreativeChildhoodsSummit #KidsPACE #DanceArtsAlliance #ChildSafety #DanceEducation HealthyDancePractice EvidenceBasedPractice TheTalentedDancer ProtectingChildhood DanceTeachers PerformingArtsEducation

Every child and young person participating in Dance & Performing Arts deserves to feel safe, respected, included and supported.

As educators and leaders, we help shape not only artistic development, but confidence, wellbeing, identity and lifelong experiences.

Yet many studio owners and teachers have never received formal education in:
✓ Child safeguarding
✓ Recognising risk
✓ Managing disclosures
✓ Child-centred leadership
✓ Creating child-safe cultures

As expectations continue to evolve, the Creative Childhoods Summit aims to bring together industry professionals and experts to share practical strategies and meaningful insights.

Because safeguarding is about more than compliance.

It’s about culture, leadership and responsibility.

🎟 Secure your place:
https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1590608
#CreativeChildhoodsSummit #ChildSafeDance #DanceEducation

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Every child and young person participating in Dance & Performing Arts deserves to feel safe, respected, included and supported.

As educators and leaders, we help shape not only artistic development, but confidence, wellbeing, identity and lifelong experiences.

Yet many studio owners and teachers have never received formal education in:
✓ Child safeguarding
✓ Recognising risk
✓ Managing disclosures
✓ Child-centred leadership
✓ Creating child-safe cultures

As expectations continue to evolve, the Creative Childhoods Summit aims to bring together industry professionals and experts to share practical strategies and meaningful insights.

Because safeguarding is about more than compliance.

It’s about culture, leadership and responsibility.

🎟 Secure your place:
https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1590608
#CreativeChildhoodsSummit #ChildSafeDance #DanceEducation

We are excited to share KidsPace with you 💙
Members, please check your emails for details!

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We are excited to share KidsPace with you 💙
Members, please check your emails for details!

💙 Children deserve childhood.

This simple idea sits at the heart of KidsPace.

KidsPace is a new national initiative developed to support safe, supportive and age-appropriate dance and performing arts education.

It recognises that children deserve opportunities to:
✨ Learn
✨ Create
✨ Perform
✨ Grow
✨ Thrive
In environments that are designed around their developmental needs, wellbeing and best interests.

Because safeguarding isn’t only about policies.
It’s also about culture.

Over the coming months we’ll be sharing more about KidsPace and the important conversations it aims to inspire.

#KidsPace #CreativeChildhoodsSummit #ChildSafeDance #DanceArtsAlliance

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💙 Children deserve childhood.

This simple idea sits at the heart of KidsPace.

KidsPace is a new national initiative developed to support safe, supportive and age-appropriate dance and performing arts education.

It recognises that children deserve opportunities to:
✨ Learn
✨ Create
✨ Perform
✨ Grow
✨ Thrive
In environments that are designed around their developmental needs, wellbeing and best interests.

Because safeguarding isn’t only about policies.
It’s also about culture.

Over the coming months we’ll be sharing more about KidsPace and the important conversations it aims to inspire.

#KidsPace #CreativeChildhoodsSummit #ChildSafeDance #DanceArtsAlliance

📢 Studio owners: have you reviewed your staff wages following the latest Fair Work Award increase?

As of 1 July 2026, minimum wage rates under modern awards increase following the Fair Work Commission`s Annual Wage Review.

For dance and performing arts education businesses, it is important to understand that the industry currently operates under the Fitness Industry Award for teaching staff and the Clerks – Private Sector Award for administrative employees.

Many studio owners continue to have questions around:
✔ Staff classifications
✔ Award coverage
✔ Wage rates
✔ Employment obligations
✔ Contractor vs employee arrangements

To support members, DAA has developed the Best Practice Guide for Employing Staff in Dance Education and Performing Arts Studios.

This resource is specifically designed to guide studio owners in aligning the work performed by teachers and studio staff with the legally recognised awards that currently apply to our businesses:
✅ Fitness Industry Award
✅ Clerks – Private Sector Award

While DAA cannot provide legal advice, this guide has been developed to promote fair, compliant and sustainable employment practices across our sector.

⚠️ Please note: This document is a recommendation only. For specific legal advice relating to your business, DAA recommends engaging a qualified employment lawyer or workplace relations specialist.

As an industry, it is essential that we continue to build professional, sustainable workplaces that support both studio owners and the educators who work within them.

💙 DAA Members can access the Best Practice Guide and other employment resources through their member portal.

Join DAA:
https://danceartsalliance.com.au/membership-requirements/
#DanceArtsAlliance #DanceStudioOwner #DanceBusiness #FairWork FitnessIndustryAwar

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📢 Studio owners: have you reviewed your staff wages following the latest Fair Work Award increase?

As of 1 July 2026, minimum wage rates under modern awards increase following the Fair Work Commission's Annual Wage Review.

For dance and performing arts education businesses, it is important to understand that the industry currently operates under the Fitness Industry Award for teaching staff and the Clerks – Private Sector Award for administrative employees.

Many studio owners continue to have questions around:
✔ Staff classifications
✔ Award coverage
✔ Wage rates
✔ Employment obligations
✔ Contractor vs employee arrangements

To support members, DAA has developed the Best Practice Guide for Employing Staff in Dance Education and Performing Arts Studios.

This resource is specifically designed to guide studio owners in aligning the work performed by teachers and studio staff with the legally recognised awards that currently apply to our businesses:
✅ Fitness Industry Award
✅ Clerks – Private Sector Award

While DAA cannot provide legal advice, this guide has been developed to promote fair, compliant and sustainable employment practices across our sector.

⚠️ Please note: This document is a recommendation only. For specific legal advice relating to your business, DAA recommends engaging a qualified employment lawyer or workplace relations specialist.

As an industry, it is essential that we continue to build professional, sustainable workplaces that support both studio owners and the educators who work within them.

💙 DAA Members can access the Best Practice Guide and other employment resources through their member portal.

Join DAA:
https://danceartsalliance.com.au/membership-requirements/
#DanceArtsAlliance #DanceStudioOwner #DanceBusiness #FairWork FitnessIndustryAwar

📣 Australia’s FIRST Creative Childhoods Summit 2026 - Presented by Dance Arts Alliance.

A national gathering dedicated to strengthening the safety, wellbeing, and positive development of children and young people in Dance & Performing Arts education.

📍 Sydney Dance Company, Walsh Bay
📅 Friday 14 August 2026
🕘 9:00am – 5:00pm

Bringing together studio owners, educators, safeguarding experts, psychologists, child development specialists, industry leaders and government voices, this one-day summit is designed to provide practical strategies, meaningful discussion and real-world guidance to help our industry create safer, healthier environments where young artists can thrive.

Topics include:
✨ Child safeguarding and wellbeing
✨ Leadership and organisational culture
✨ Child Safe Organisations
✨ Emerging research
✨ Positive industry change

This is an important conversation for every educator working with children.

🎟 Tickets now available:
https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1590608

💙 DAA Members receive:
✔ $50 off registration
✔ FREE entry for 2 additional team members

#CreativeChildhoodsSummit #DanceArtsAlliance #ChildSafeDance #SafeguardingInDance

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📣 Australia’s FIRST Creative Childhoods Summit 2026 - Presented by Dance Arts Alliance.

A national gathering dedicated to strengthening the safety, wellbeing, and positive development of children and young people in Dance & Performing Arts education.

📍 Sydney Dance Company, Walsh Bay
📅 Friday 14 August 2026
🕘 9:00am – 5:00pm

Bringing together studio owners, educators, safeguarding experts, psychologists, child development specialists, industry leaders and government voices, this one-day summit is designed to provide practical strategies, meaningful discussion and real-world guidance to help our industry create safer, healthier environments where young artists can thrive.

Topics include:
✨ Child safeguarding and wellbeing
✨ Leadership and organisational culture
✨ Child Safe Organisations
✨ Emerging research
✨ Positive industry change

This is an important conversation for every educator working with children.

🎟 Tickets now available:
https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1590608

💙 DAA Members receive:
✔ $50 off registration
✔ FREE entry for 2 additional team members

#CreativeChildhoodsSummit #DanceArtsAlliance #ChildSafeDance #SafeguardingInDance

Who is advocating for Australia’s dance and performing arts education sector?

Who is working to strengthen child safety?

Who is helping ensure dance receives the recognition it deserves?

Who is providing practical support for studio owners navigating increasingly complex compliance obligations?

That’s the role of Dance Arts Alliance.

As Australia’s national peak body for dance and performing arts education organisations, DAA exists to:
✔ Advocate for our sector
✔ Promote child safety
✔ Support professional standards
✔ Provide practical resources
✔ Strengthen industry sustainability
✔ Build a unified national voice
The future of our industry depends on strong leadership and collaboration.
Become part of the movement.

💙 Join DAA today:
https://danceartsalliance.com.au/membership-requirements/

#DanceArtsAlliance #DanceIndustry #DanceEducation #PerformingArts

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Who is advocating for Australia’s dance and performing arts education sector?

Who is working to strengthen child safety?

Who is helping ensure dance receives the recognition it deserves?

Who is providing practical support for studio owners navigating increasingly complex compliance obligations?

That’s the role of Dance Arts Alliance.

As Australia’s national peak body for dance and performing arts education organisations, DAA exists to:
✔ Advocate for our sector
✔ Promote child safety
✔ Support professional standards
✔ Provide practical resources
✔ Strengthen industry sustainability
✔ Build a unified national voice
The future of our industry depends on strong leadership and collaboration.
Become part of the movement.

💙 Join DAA today:
https://danceartsalliance.com.au/membership-requirements/

#DanceArtsAlliance #DanceIndustry #DanceEducation #PerformingArts

We are proud to announce Sydney Dance Company as the host venue partner for the inaugural Creative Childhoods Summit.

As one of Australia’s most respected arts organisations, Sydney Dance Company continues to demonstrate leadership in creating positive and supportive environments for young people.

We are incredibly grateful for their support of this important industry initiative.

#SydneyDanceCompany
#CreativeChildhoodsSummit

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We are proud to announce Sydney Dance Company as the host venue partner for the inaugural Creative Childhoods Summit.

As one of Australia’s most respected arts organisations, Sydney Dance Company continues to demonstrate leadership in creating positive and supportive environments for young people.

We are incredibly grateful for their support of this important industry initiative.

#SydneyDanceCompany
#CreativeChildhoodsSummit

SaCSA (Service and Creative Skills Australia) invites stakeholders from across the creative industries to participate in a collaborative workshop supporting the redevelopment of the Companion Volume Implementation Guide (CVIG) for the Creative Arts and Culture: Delivering Connected Guidance Across Creative Disciplines project.

If you’re interested in participating, visit the SaCSA website to find out more!

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SaCSA (Service and Creative Skills Australia) invites stakeholders from across the creative industries to participate in a collaborative workshop supporting the redevelopment of the Companion Volume Implementation Guide (CVIG) for the Creative Arts and Culture: Delivering Connected Guidance Across Creative Disciplines project.

If you’re interested in participating, visit the SaCSA website to find out more!

In case you missed it: at our AGM in April, we welcomed Sophie Stewart as our newest board member!
Sophie Stewart is the Business Manager at The Avenue Performance Studio, a multi-location dance and performing arts studio based in Sydney’s Sutherland Shire.
With a lifelong background in dance and community theatre, Sophie is passionate about creative education, community connection and supporting young people to thrive. At The Avenue, she plays a key role in operational leadership, preschool programming and community engagement initiatives across local schools and preschools.
Sophie is a strong advocate for child safety and child-centred practice within the performing arts, with a focus on creating positive, inclusive and empowering environments for young performers.
We are thrilled to welcome Sophie’s leadership, insight and advocacy to the future direction of Dance Arts Alliance.

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In case you missed it: at our AGM in April, we welcomed Sophie Stewart as our newest board member!
Sophie Stewart is the Business Manager at The Avenue Performance Studio, a multi-location dance and performing arts studio based in Sydney’s Sutherland Shire.
With a lifelong background in dance and community theatre, Sophie is passionate about creative education, community connection and supporting young people to thrive. At The Avenue, she plays a key role in operational leadership, preschool programming and community engagement initiatives across local schools and preschools.
Sophie is a strong advocate for child safety and child-centred practice within the performing arts, with a focus on creating positive, inclusive and empowering environments for young performers.
We are thrilled to welcome Sophie’s leadership, insight and advocacy to the future direction of Dance Arts Alliance.

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