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Making space for dancing and connection at events

Making space for dancing and connection at events

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We reflect on our conversation with Jordan Hayles and discuss making events inclusive and personally resonant while challenging conventional event planning norms. How do we strike a balance between structure and personal discovery, within a welcoming atmosphere?

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Key Topics and Takeaways

02:07 - Conference Impact, Transformation and Exploration

We follow up on our interview with Jordan Hales, discussing how to make sure attendees leave an event transformed. We emphasize the importance of considering the full humanity of attendees and how to create moments of inclusiveness that remind us of our shared humanity.

10:57 - Creating Inclusive Event Spaces

How do we make events welcoming and inclusive for attendees, and how do we foster a sense of safety and freedom for participation? We look at providing structure and guidance without forcing engagement, and how to create an atmosphere that encourages people to take risks.

22:32 - The Cultural Significance of Dance

We explore the significance of dance in indigenous communities and how it has been lost in modern American culture. We discuss the importance of allowing people to express themselves through dance, and how movement and dance can embody every emotion.

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  • Want to dive deeper? Take our free 30 minute training, Community Event Mastery. Access it here.


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