I agree with Chrissy. The ’what ifs and when’ of resuming dancing are just 
speculation at this point. If you really want to talk about preparing for 
re-entry, I encourage you to brainstorm ideas of how all dancers in your 
community can feel included even if some aren’t ready to come back to in-person 
events. Everyone is going to have a different threshold of comfort, and no one 
should be left out. We can still hold virtual events concurrently with 
in-person events, for example.

Lisa Greenleaf

> On Jan 12, 2021, at 11:43 AM, Chrissy Fowler via Organizers 
> <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> An alternative could be sharing what groups are doing now, or have been doing 
> during this time, to engage and inspire their dancers/musicians/leaders as 
> well as members of your broader community. 
> 
> I’m on a Maine Arts Commission conference today, for arts orgs of all types, 
> and there’s lots about reframing and reinventing. 
> 
> 
> Also about positively connecting with constituents in a variety of ways, 
> including out-of-the-box ones.
> 
> Those sorts of topics could be more concrete (and would steer you away from 
> what I would see as a potential morass of confusion and contradictions and 
> uncertainty, as far as trying to project what might be useful strategies and 
> imperatives for reopening... especially when so much is up in the air.)
> 
> Cheering you on!
> Chrissy Fowler
> Belfast, Maine
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> From: Tepfer, Seth via Organizers <[email protected]>
> Sent: Tuesday, January 12, 2021 11:30:10 AM
> To: organizers shared weight <[email protected]>; Emily 
> Addison <[email protected]>
> Subject: [Organizers] Re: [External] Your input in the focus for Dance Flurry 
> organizer discussion?
>  
> Would it be helpful to have public health professionals on the zoom who could 
> help? 
> Coming up with metrics to define a safe level to reopen could be a discussion 
> point of how.
> Of course the discussion of vaccinated or not will be heated. Framing that 
> discussion in a way to ensure a positive, constructive one will be critical.
> 
> 
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> From: Emily Addison via Organizers <[email protected]>
> Sent: Tuesday, January 12, 2021 11:20 AM
> To: organizers shared weight <[email protected]>
> Subject: [External] [Organizers] Your input in the focus for Dance Flurry 
> organizer discussion?
>  
> Hi fellow organizers,
> 
> I hope folks are doing fairly well.  These are certainly interesting times.
> 
> Given that some of you attend the annual organizer discussion at the Dance 
> Flurry, I wanted to check in about the focus of this year's session.
> 
> I've drafted a description for the session (see below).   Do you have any 
> thoughts?  I feel as though February might be good time to start talking 
> about how to restart our dance events, even if we don't know when.  (The 
> vaccine rollout is giving me a tentative hopeful feeling that gatherings 
> might start in within the next year.)
> 
> Any advice/thoughts are welcome including alternative topics. The only topic 
> I'm wary of tackling are those that relate to when dances should open as I'm 
> not a health expert and we won't be bringing in health experts to be part of 
> the discussion.
> 
> Thanks,
> Emily
> 
> Organizers Unite - Talking about the HOW of restarting our events!
> Join our annual Flurry organizers discussion for a unique focus this year... 
> talking about the HOW of restarting our events.  Share your thoughts and 
> ideas about how your community plans to restart dancing, re-engage long 
> standing dancers, and attract new participants.
> (We won't focus much on the WHEN of reopening as those decisions depend 
> highlighly on the pandemic and professional health advice.)
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