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Did You Know?
In a national sample of 25,000 students, those with high levels of arts learning experiences earned higher grades and scored better on standardized tests than those with little or no involvement in the arts, regardless of socioeconomic status. Source: "The Benefits to Business of Participating in the Arts," Arts & Business Quarterly, Spring 2001.  |
November 2006
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America may be a melting pot, but each of its component cultures has a flavor all its own. November is American Indian Heritage Month, a celebration of the traditions and contributions of our country’s first inhabitants. Young Audiences has a number of programs that can help in teaching the history and culture of America’s native peoples. Read More • our work •
Young Audiences could not do the work we do without the support of individual donors and corporate sponsors whose contributions enable us to continue providing programming to schools at less than 50% of the actual program cost. Aside from our annual giving campaign, Young Audiences’ raises most of these funds through special events like our recent Celebrating the Arts fundraising dinner honoring leaders in arts education advocacy.
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As you may know, Young Audiences is a leading provider of arts-in-education programs in schools across Georgia. More and more, though, we have been reaching out to families in the community through free performances open to the public. Whether you are a parent with school aged children or a teacher interested in using the arts in your classroom, these performances offer a great opportunity to come and see what Young Audiences is all about!
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Young Audiences’ programs are supported by the Georgia Council for the Arts (GCA) through the appropriations of the GA General Assembly. GCA is a partner agency of the National Endowment for the Arts, which believes that a great nation deserves great art. Major funding also provided by the Fulton County Board of Commissioners under the guidance of the Fulton County Arts Council. Major support is also provided by the City of Atlanta Bureau of Cultural Affairs. © 2001-2007 Young Audiences, Woodruff Art Center All Rights Reserved.
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