Join the 2024 Georgia Teacher of the Year, Christy Todd, and host Jazzmone Sutton as they discuss how to expand community engagement to meet the needs and goals of the students that we serve.
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Join Amanda Karhuse, NAfME Assistant Executive Director for Advocacy and Public Policy; Zachary Keita, NAfME Advocacy and Public Policy Communications Manager; and podcast host Jazzmone Sutton, NAfME State Advocacy Engagement Manager, as they provide an update on federal education legislation and appropriations.
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Support Federal Funding Campaign- Add your voice to the national call to support federal funding for programs impacting music education
Letter to support Non Defense Funding
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Join, James G. Daugherty, Arts Education and a Digital Learning Specialist for Davidson County Schools in Lexington, NC and host Jazzmone Sutton as they discuss developing an advocate mindset to advance music education.
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Students in Grand Island Public Schools in Grand Island, Nebraska, are experiencing more access to arts and music education, as well as resources, because of the collaborative advocacy and work of supporters and decision makers. Join host Jazzmone Sutton and Dr. Evan Lee, the Curriculum Coordinator for Fine Arts and Social Studies for Grand Island Public Schools, as they discuss using federal funds to support students by removing barriers in order to create a vision where all students can participate in music education.
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2023 Georgia Teacher of Year Michael Kobito has spent the past year using his voice to advocate for music and education for students and communities in Georgia. Join host, Jazzmone Sutton, and Michael as they discuss overcoming fear and developing the confidence to use your teacher voice in advocacy work.
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Join Jazzmone and NAfME President Scott R. Sheehan as they discuss how educators and advocates participate in the daily work of NAfME and music education. President Sheehan is the director of bands and music department chair at the Hollidaysburg Area Senior High School in Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania.
Join President Sheehan to celebrate the efforts of music educators and advocates on behalf of music education in honor of the Music In Our Schools Month® 38th anniversary. Click here to register for the March 28th event.
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Share Your Voice in the “What Music Means to Me” MIOSM Campaign
March 28th MIOSM Celebration Registration
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Join host, Jazzmone Sutton, and Rob Lyda, Chair of the NAfME General Music Council as they dive into using Music In Our Schools Month® (MIOSM®) as an opportunity to shine a light on music education. In this episode, we also discuss authentic ways to include advocacy into our everyday work. Be sure to check out the MIOSM advocacy resources and Advocacy Leadership Force information below. Share your thoughts on this episode on Amplify or with Jazzmone at advocacy@nafme.org
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NAfME Advocacy Leadership Force List
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In this episode, Amy Hairston, Choral/General music and theatre teacher at Springbrook High School in Maryland, how she incorporates alumni, parents, administration, current students and more into her advocacy work for music education. Listen as we discuss how we are all advocates; we just have to figure out how we all can engage in the process.
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In November 2022, voters in California passed an educational initiative securing funding for arts and music education. Join Anne Fennell, K-12 Music Program Manager for San Diego Unified School District and Russ Sperling, Director of Visual and Performing Arts for San Diego as they discuss the potential impact of Funding for Arts and Music Education in Public School Initiative.
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Dr. Dre, will.i.am, Issa Rae give early ‘yes’ to proposed school arts initiative
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Relationships are fundamental to advocacy. Listen to New Mexico Music Education Association (NMEA) President, Amy Williams, and Executive Director, Neil Swapp, share how NMEA’s focus on building strong relationship with their membership has led to positive impacts for New Mexico music educators.
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Join Amanda Karhuse, Assistant Director of Advocacy and Public Policy, and Zachary Keita, Advocacy and Public Policy Communications Manager, as they share an update of the 2022 Federal Elections and how it may impact the music education landscape.
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*Music provided by Skilsel.
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Welcome to the Music Education Advocate Podcast! Join host, Jazzmone Sutton, and other music education advocates as they share stories of music education advocacy.
*Music provided by Skilsel.
© 2023 The National Association for Music Education