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Culturally Relevant Teaching & Social Emotional Learning

SEL Webinar Series

Social Emotional Learning in Music Education

When social emotional learning (SEL) is embedded into music education, students learn the skills that will help them confront life’s complexities and challenges long after they leave the music classroom. This free webinar series is presented by Save The Music and the Center for Arts Education and Social Emotional Learning (ArtsEdSEL). Webinars are geared towards music educators but are also relevant for student musicians, parents and families, and music education advocates. Click below to watch webinars on demand and find more resources for the classroom.

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ARTS & HEALING INITIATIVE

Arts & Healing Initiative’s education programs are designed to transform lives through creative expression by integrating the innate benefits of the arts with mental health practices for self-discovery, connection, and empowerment. Participate in the free, online HOPE series that supports the resilience of our global community through social emotional arts.

ArtsEdSEL online music education resource

CENTER FOR ARTS EDUCATION AND SOCIAL EMOTIONAL LEARNING

Also known as ArtsEdSEL, the center is a national institution dedicated to illuminating the intersection between arts education and social emotional learning (SEL) to facilitate the application of SEL-informed arts education.

CULTURALLY RESPONSIVE EDUCATION HUB

The CRE Hub provides the history, tools, and resources to contextualize and build the movement for culturally responsive education and ethnic studies. Watch the stories, read the research, learn the history, and see more guidance in the Remote Learning section of the Hub’s website.

DECLARATION ON EQUITY IN MUSIC FOR CITY STUDENTS

This document, derived from the 2017 Yale Symposium on Music in Schools, is designed primarily for the fields of music and education at their broadest contexts, challenging these fields to assertively claim music as a social, educational, and cultural right for our cities’ students.

Decolonizing The Music Room online music education resource

DECOLONIZING THE MUSIC ROOM

Decolonizing the Music Room uses research, training, and discourse to help music educators develop critical practices and center the voices, knowledge, and experiences of BBIA (Black, Brown, Indigenous, and Asian) in order to challenge the historical dominance of white Western European and American music, narratives, and practices.

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