Strategic Direction 2: Diversity & Inclusion
NJMEA will promote practices, policies, and procedures to ensure that all students have access to a music education that values diverse musical practices and inclusive opportunities. ACTION PLAN
Timeline
2A. Annually review publications, presentations, membership, and student offerings using diversity and inclusivity benchmarks developed by the IDEA Committee
Benchmarks Developed 2018-2019
Ongoing Review Beginning Summer 2019
2B. Develop Diverse Practices Spotlight
• Highlight diverse music making practices (beyond traditional ensemble pedagogy) throughout NJMEA-sponsored events
• Include focus articles in each issue of TEMPO highlighting innovative practices which are integrated into curriculum
2C. All-State and Honors Ensembles
• Ensure diverse conductors, repertoire, composers, etc.
• Promote access for underserved populations
2018-2019 School Year
Fall 2018 Ongoing
IDEA
Committee Webmaster TEMPO Editor
Board Conference Chair
Performance Chairs
Members of the IDEA Committee
NJMEA Past President
Crescendo Foundation
2D. Focused professional development
• Schedule diversity and inclusion sessions at conferences, workshops, etc. which are reviewed by the IDEA Committee and scheduled throughout the annual conference
2E. Develop and adopt diversity and inclusion statement
Develop 2018-2019
Complete Summer 2019
2019-2020 School Year
Conference Chair
IDEA Committee
Increased offering of diversity and inclusion sessions at conferences
Increased diversity in conductors, repertoire, and composers for honors ensembles Increased diversity in honors ensemble membership
Increased visibility of diverse music making practices
IDEA Committee Who Metric
Annual Review measured against population benchmarks
IDEA
Committee Board
Adoption of Statement
TEMPO
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JANUARY 2019
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