A UGA business school presentation about a month ago forecast being able to
resume full social activities by mid-summer 2021 and a concurrent economic
recovery for GA. They predicated a good bit of their forecast on a 1.5T COVID
relief bill which didn’t happen. In that same time frame of a few
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
I don't believe that involving health professionals would be constructive at
this time. They are unlikely to be able to form a united consensus, or be
sure of safety or timescales, at this stage of events. The future is too
uncertain. There are new strains appearing; we don't yet know the real
What Chrissy Said!
Without trying to open this discussion, I suspect it will still be a long while
before we will be dancing in person, so having that discussion is setting up
people to think they could be doing it soon. Instead talking about all the
different ways we can connect-socials, food
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
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,
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