ADAD is a national organisation that supports the practice and appreciation of dance of the African Diaspora. We want dance of the African Diaspora to be visible and valued as part of the British cultural experience.
ADAD has a unique role, working on behalf of talented dance artists who are part of the African Diaspora, to support their development and raise the profile of their work. ADAD exists to: - Enable artists through continuing professional development
- Develop new pathways to a sustainable future through education and training
- Build networks through hosting events and sharing information
- Foster pride in dance of the African Diaspora through celebrating heritage
Read the latest issue of ADAD's Online Magazine Hotfoot here 
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Trailblazer Fellowships 2009/10
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Trailblazers is the only fellowship dedicated to dance of the African Diaspora. ADAD is committed to supporting talented artists in developing their practice and raising their profile. Each year ADAD supports four artists working with forms of dance of the African Diaspora with a bursary of £2000, a tailored course of professional development training and a range of networking opportunities. Awards will be announced in September 2009.
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