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10:30 AM - 11:45 AM CT
Resilience and Rhythm: How Data, Culture, and Community are Furthering Music Education in New Orleans & Conference Final Remarks
In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, necessity, resilience, and innovation reshaped the music education landscape in New Orleans. This session explores the essential role of data in understanding and enhancing the city’s vibrant musical ecosystem. Panelists will discuss how data collection and analysis have influenced music education programs and nonprofit strategies, guided decision-making, and provided insights into the state of music education across schools and community organizations. From mapping music education programs to tackling ethical data sharing and privacy challenges, this conversation will highlight the intersection of culture, community trust, and collective impact. Join us for a thought-provoking discussion on how data-driven insights are being used to sustain and evolve music education in New Orleans while remaining true to the communities it serves.
Speakers: Jonathan Bloom, Co-Director & Music Education Director, Artist Corps New Orleans, Lisa Dabney, Executive Director, Ellis Marsalis Center for Music, Sonya Robinson, Co-Director & Managing Director, Artist Corps New Orleans, Ashley Shabankareh, Director of Operations & Program, Trombone Shorty Foundation