Teaching Artists Professional Development

from ArtsWA –

ArtsWA partners with OSPI and the Pacific Northwest Ballet to build a community of practice for teaching artists working across the state. We encourage arts educators in your communities to join us for this year’s Washington State Teaching Artist Training Lab (TAT Lab) cohort!

 

Learn more about TAT Lab: https://www.arts.wa.gov/tat-lab/

 

Teaching artists can apply:

Deadline to apply: Monday, September 16, 2024

Apply to the program and register for an Info Session: https://www.arts.wa.gov/tat-lab/

 

Organizations can sponsor an arts educator:

Deadline to sponsor: Monday, September 16, 2024

Sponsor a teaching artist here: TAT Lab Core Program Organizational Sponsorship Form

(https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSco885NMR_ckusDIsPWFDMkJdbavd2XOF_3UY76Z6VJNq2Ojg/viewform)

 

Nominate a teaching artist (or yourself) for a R.I.S.E Award:

Deadline to nominate: Monday, September 16, 2024

Nominate a teaching artist here:

Other: The R.I.S.E. Award Nomination Form

(https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScH1HYeS54fvWr6Mh46H2YMks1AxxVslMyvyiMg5IvXilwnnA/viewform)

Self: TAT Lab Core Program Application 2024-2025: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/TAT2025

 

TAT Lab is a statewide community working at the intersections of arts, PreK-12 education, and teaching artistry. We provide workshops and resources to teaching artists and arts educators across Washington State. TAT Lab welcomes arts educators with all identities who teach in many different contexts and work in any arts discipline.

 

There are 2 remaining info sessions about the TAT Lab Core Program. Learn more about this professional development program for teaching artists and arts educators. Join us for virtual Q&A sessions led by TAT Lab staff and faculty.

 

 Wed. Sept. 11, 6pm | Info Session #5: Learn more about the Teaching Artist R.I.S.E. Award

 Thurs. Sept. 12, 1pm| Info Session #6

 

Questions? Contact TATLab@PNB.org

 

Apply now for the Heritage Arts Apprenticeship Program!

Interested in teaching or learning a traditional trade, craft, or skill? The Center for Washington Cultural Traditions is now accepting applications for the 2024-2025 Heritage Arts Apprenticeship Program!

 

The program provides financial support to a Master Artist and an Apprentice who want to preserve a cultural tradition important to their community. Participants may teach or study visual art, occupational arts, traditional language practices, storytelling and other verbal arts, dance, culinary traditions, music, and much more.

 

Humanities Washington and ArtsWA are excited to help individuals to use their traditional art to connect with their past, build bridges to others and their surroundings, and preserve a skill for future generations.

 

Apply by May 1!

Questions? Contact violeta@humanities.org.

The Center for Washington Cultural Traditions is a partnership between Humanities Washington and ArtsWA.

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Programs & Opportunities From ArtsWA

WA Youth Arts Leadership Program (WAYAL)

Application window May 1- July 16, 2023

The Washington Youth Arts Leadership (WAYAL) Program is a yearly cohort of youth and young adults (ages 16-19) from across Washington State. Young artists in the program explore arts and arts administration careers with mentors in the field. Youth leaders receive a stipend for their time and input. ArtsWA is seeking youth artists ages 16-19 to join our 2023-2024 WAYAL cohort.

Self-Nominate/Apply: Youth ages 16-19 (at time of application) can nominate themselves for this program.

Nominate a young artist: Mentors, teachers, community members can nominate a youth artist from their communities.

Learn more about WAYAL here

 

Submit a Nomination for the Governors Arts and Heritage Awards (GAHA)

Nomination deadline: Friday, June 16, 2023, at 5:00 p.m.

Anyone from Washington State who is eligible can be nominated. ArtsWA helps communities nurture and grow the arts. We believe in diverse forms of artistic expression. We strongly encourage nominations that reflect communities across the state, including historically underserved communities.

Learn more about GAHA here

 

Encourage folks to apply to join ArtsWA’s Public Artist Roster

Application deadline June 13, 2023.

ArtsWA is accepting midterm applications to the 2021-2025 Public Artist Roster from May 1, 2023 to June 13, 2023.

Learn more about the Public Artist Roster here

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