Resiliency Workshops
Resiliency Workshops are a key component to the TACA Resiliency Initiative – a focused effort to support and strengthen Dallas arts and cultural organizations in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Resiliency Workshops are a series of free professional development workshops aimed at providing local arts and cultural administrators access to expertise on specific topics relevant to our current local landscape. These workshops give organizations the opportunity to directly engage with local and national arts experts on topics such as COVID-19 and racial equity in the arts.
Upcoming Workshops
To Be Announced – Stay Tuned!
Past Workshops
The Doctor Is In: Medical Advice on Re-opening the Art
Presented on July 22, 2020 via Zoom
What, exactly, will reopening look like for our arts and cultural organizations? What medical information do leaders need to be considering right now? Join us as we engage epidemiologist Dr. Robert Haley on these very questions. In this workshop, Dr. Haley will present the latest medical information on COVID-19, offer advice on reduced-risk art-making for different artistic genres, and provide customized counsel to local arts organizations on their re-opening plans.
Robert W. Haley, M.D., is Professor of Internal Medicine and Director of the Division of Epidemiology in the Internal Medicine Department at UT Southwestern Medical Center. Dr. Haley currently serves as a member of the Dallas County Public Health Advisory Committee for the COVID-19 Response. He is a Dallas native and a dedicated, passionate arts patron and supporter. Read his full bio here.
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