
The following websites may be useful to
current and former professional dancers as they consider the possibilities and challenges of career
change.
Dance Info
www.answers4dancers.com -- This reality-driven site, jampacked with career guidance and job opportunities, attracts thousands of member dancers, teachers, choreographers, and working professionals to its pages every month.
- cyberdance.org has a collection of over 3,500 links to classical ballet and modern dance resources on the Internet.
Dance Channel TV -- The best online source for dance, events, performances, show trailers, dance news, and reviews.
- Dance Films Association
- Dance Magazine
- Dance/NYC -- This national service organization for professional dance, focuses on all things dance in NYC. Extensive information is available for the general public (NYC dance history, performance calendars, etc.) and specialized information (funding deadlines, FAQ's, meeting schedules, etc.) is available for dance professionals. Dance/NYC is a branch office of Dance/USA.
- Dancers Over 40 -- DO40 was created as a not-for-profit organization to provide support in response to the fiscal and physical needs of mature dancers, choreographers and related artists. Our goals are to provide educational opportunities, seminars, socials and panel discussions on topics important to mature dancers concerned about their ability to continue to live and work in a creative environment.
- DanceUSA
- Pilates On Fifth -- Pilates on Fifth is committed to delivering excellent, well-rounded workouts to meet each client's unique needs.
- The Field -- The Field's mission is to serve independent performing artists on a completely non-exclusive basis. This means that everything we do is open to artists from all aesthetic viewpoints, cultural backgrounds, and levels of development. Our priority is to create a climate where risk-taking and originality are championed, and where the broadest range of voices are included.
Performing Arts Unions
Arts Service Organizations
International Dancer Transition Centers
- Dancer Transition Resource Centre (Canada) -- DTRC is mandated to help dancers make necessary transitions into, within, and from professional performing careers. It provides its members with a comprehensive range of individualized services, including grants for retraining and subsistence, personal and career counselling, and information resources to support them in realizing their full potential.
Career Counseling, Assessment and Job Search
Resumes
College Guides
Also, information is available via telephone by calling, toll-free:
(800)626-9433 for the GED Hotline
Financial Aid for College
- www.fastweb.com -- Site that searches for special scholarships and fellowships
- www.finaid.org -- Comprehensive site for financial aid information and resources
Also, information is available via telephone by calling, toll-free:
(800)433-3243 for a free guidebook about financial aid
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