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THIS IS WHAT WE KNOW NOW: Reflections on 10 Years of All Bodies Dance Project (2025)

 
Launched:

September 27, 2025 

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About:

A collection of interested community members responded to the invitation to reflect on what we want others to know about All Bodies Dance Project, and their words make up this book. Throughout this publication, contributors will refer to events, activities and projects without giving the full history or context.

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Like in all our work, our community responded in diverse, surprising and delightful ways. In this collection, we learn not only about the different ways All Bodies Dance Project fits into people's lives, but also about the people themselves who make All Bodies Dance Project what is it. They are dancers, allowing themselves to be seen and known through their choices, this time in writing. We love the way their writings complement each other to give an impression of the what who and how of All Bodies Dance Project, and we hope you do too.

 

To learn more details about the projects that All Bodies Dance Project has done, please check out our Story.

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Edited by Andrea Cownden and Naomi Brand.

Graphic Design and Illustrations by Adriana Contreras Correal.

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Contributors:

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  • Andrea Cownden

  • Anna Montytska

  • Arlene Bowman

  • Aviva Martin

  • Ben Brown

  • Carolina Bergonzoni

  • Cecilia Vargas

  • Cheyenne Dawn Seary

  • Claudia Bulaievsky

  • Emmalena Fredriksson

  • Garrick Jang

  • Harmanie Rose

  • Janette T. Bundic

  • Janice Laurence

  • Karen Thorpe

  • Kerstin Luettich

  • Kevin Jesuino

  • Lance Lim

  • Maurice Gauthier

  • Naomi Brand

  • Old Baby

  • Raymond Zhou

  • Ruth Stewart

  • Sarah Lapp-Bourne

  • Sasha J. Langford

  • Sheena Han

  • Susie Gray

  • Swallow Zhou

  • Trang Trinh

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​All Bodies Dance Project's work takes place on the unceded, occupied and stolen lands of the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), SÉ™lÌ“ílwÉ™taÊ”/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh), and XÊ·mÉ™θkÊ·É™y̓əm (Musqueam) nations.​​

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© 2025 by All Bodies Dance Project

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