SINCE 1997
ADVOCACY
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The Advocacy Committee is a great place to get involved with NCTAE. As a team we work to develop tools that enable our members (and others) to have our voices heard. We help each other make a difference with those who make decisions that affect our jobs, our schools, and the quality of our lives.
Advocacy Resources:
https://artsnc.org/advocacy/ ARTS NC
https://schooltheatre.org/advocacy/toolbox/ EdTA
https://aaec.ed.gov/ Assistance for Arts in Education (AAE)
https://www.arts.gov/impact/research/NASERC/arts-and-education NEA
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You will find a multitude of useful items and ideas through these resources including, but not limited to, letter to an elected official templates, social media resources, and various handouts.
Stay up on what's going on NC Arts Standard and other important events: go.ncdpi.gov/AE-HUB More questions? Contact brandon.roeder@dpi.nc.gov
NCTAE's Statement on Racial Justice
Injustice is intolerable.
June 4, 2020
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North Carolina Theatre Arts Educators stands with communities of color as they fight for equality, equity, justice, and healing. We will work with theatre arts educators to train, support, and empower change. Theatre has long been both an art form and a tool for positive change, and we stand ready to take part.
NCTAE will work to encourage inclusion, diverse materials and perspectives, and the impact of artists of color.
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We have created a living document with a collection of resources for educators to use while making positive change. NCTAE is committed to encouraging ongoing education and growth for our members.