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Manchester Grand Prix Open Inclusive Para Dance Championship
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World Para Dance Training Partnership
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West Oxfordshire Inclusive Dance Championship
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Past Events
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Dance possesses a magical, transcendent quality that moves us all,
without regard for language, culture, station in life or limitations.
It can add wonder to the most common event,
and excitement to an ordinary evening.
But most of all, it can reach those who are considered unreachable.




We are inviting dancers, choreographers, and teachers of different dance genres to join our team of specialists, who are working to develop inclusive dance in the UK – dance involving people with and without disabilities. You can put on dance productions, teach dance pieces to people with disabilities; hold master classes; or dance in an inclusive dance pair. You will gain invaluable professional experience and will be invited to participate in our Inclusive Dance Festivals, at the end of which you will receive a letter of thanks from the Festival’s Organizing Committee and certificates of attendance for all participants. You can also join us if you don’t have any dance training but would like to learn to dance. Send your application in your preferred format to
inclusivedanceuk@gmail.com
Aims and objectives of Inclusive Dance UK
To support people with disabilities who are involved in various forms of dance.
To provide an opportunity for disabled children and young people and adults to socialize with non-disabled peers.
To initiate a volunteer movement that uses different types of dance to integrate disabled people into society.
To develop different types and forms of inclusive dance based on people with and without disabilities dancing together.
To promote a positive image of socially active disabled people and the volunteers who help them.
To assist upward mobility of people with disabilities and volunteers.
To stimulate the activity of volunteer organizations and creative teams who help disabled people and create conditions for their social integration.
To coordinate activity of inclusive dance groups and experts from different parts of the United Kingdom, exchange of experience, realization of projects and objectives created by working together.
The main goals of Inclusive Dance UK are:
• To coordinate activity of inclusive dance groups and experts from different parts of the United Kingdom, exchange of experience, realization of projects and objectives created by working together;
• To give organizational and methodological aid to inclusive dance groups or social oriented non-profit organizations, that develop inclusive dance and dance rehabilitation;
• To analyse, discuss and systematize the proposals of experts, specialists, and leaders of inclusive dance groups or social oriented non-profit organisations working to develop inclusive dance and dance rehabilitation, elaboration of avenues of joint activity based on voluntary self-organisation, cooperation with governmental and local authorities;
• To make informational and organizational conditions to consolidate and develop infrastructure on inclusive dance and dance rehabilitation all over the world, to make a system of events and programs, providing their support.
For more information
Call Ray Bulpitt : +44 782 820 1044
Email: inclusivedanceuk@gmail.com
We are an We are an association of over 1000 inclusive dancers.
2015 – The birth of the WIDA
The aim of the Association is to develop inclusive dance around the world;
to organize festivals open to people with different types of disabilities and dancing volunteers;
to create friendly communication between people and intercultural exchange between countries.
2016
June 17-19, the Open Inclusive Dance Festival was held in Vienna and Bratislava together with Vera Reible (Austria), Igor Jaegersky and Stefan Tvorozhek (Slovakia).
2017-2019
New formats of inclusive events were created and implemented.
New members of the organisation were accepted from inclusive groups.
Inclusive dance associations were established in Italy and the Netherlands.
2020
On December 1, a unique international online show, Inclusive Dance World Vision, was held, which brought together 39 dance groups from 29 countries.
In December 2020, representatives of 15 more countries joined the Association.
Visit the WIDA website: http://widance.org
