About the Master Class
Alana Shaw, founder and executive director of Turning the Wheel, will give a public talk and workshop on community engaged practices and creating more livable futures now through creative, embodied, socially courageous practices. FREE and Open to the Public.
About Turning the Wheel
Turning the Wheel is a national nonprofit that has touched the lives of over 100,000 people in more than 1000 communities, schools and organizations around the country. Using a working model that is based on inclusiveness, community engagement and collaboration, TTW is dedicated to making creative expression and art accessible to people of all ages, experience and cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds. Their work includes a range of programs in the schools, summer camps and intergenerational dance/theater performances rooted in and restorative for the communities in which they perform and teach. Turning the Wheel seeks to reconnect youth and elders to their lives and society; to encourage a collective ethic of caring for others and ourselves and to be a contributing force in fostering healthy, creative communities.
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About Alana Shaw
Alana Shaw, founder and executive director of Turning the Wheel, is an inspiring and empowering speaker, teacher, and guide, Alana has facilitated joyful and healing movement events in cities in the US and Canada for over 30 years. Her dynamic and energetic presentation style is both humorous and transforming, and consistently positive and uplifting for her audiences.
She holds an MFA is Dance from the University of Colorado with a thesis on healing and reintegration through creative expression. Alana's books, Dancing Our Way Home and The Body Now catalyze her mission to inspire a new paradigm for inclusiveness, collaboration, and community engagement. Both books are available on Amazon. She is also a certified Hendricks Body/Mind Vibrance Coach.