Trainings

Previous Trainings

AXIS Dance Company Training

AXIS Dance Company led a two-day workshop at Cohesion Center in March, 2019, bringing their inclusive model of teaching and dancing to participants from around Montana.

A group of teachers and students stand close together on a dance floor, smiling at the camera

Adaptive Dance Training with Heidi Jones Eggert

Heidi Jones Eggert, Associate Professor of Dance at the University of Montana and leader of New Visions Dance in Missoula, visited and facilitated a one-day training with Cohesion in January 2019.

Movement + Mentorship = Metamorphosis

Shira Greenberg, founder and artistic director of Keshet Dance Company, visited Cohesion Dance Project in 2017 with dancers to run a week long summer camp and train staff in Keshet's innovative at-risk programming, Movement + Mentorship = Metamorphosis.

A woman with long curly hair stands with her back to the camera, arms outstretched, speaking to a group of dancers standing on a stage.

And a heartfelt thank you to our 2020/2021 Grant Funders listed above.

This project is funded in part by the Montana Arts Council, an agency of the State Government, and the National Endowment for the Arts.

This project is funded (in part) under a contract with the Montana Council on Developmental Disabilities. The representations, if any, contained herein do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the Council.

We are so thankful for our Inspire Sponsors

Helena Design & Print, MT Implants and Periodontics, Montana’s Credit Unions, Mast Laser Dentistry, Fit Form

Round of applause for our Honor Sponsors

Mt. Ascension Physical Therapy, Christensen & Prezeau, PLLP, Drake Law Firm, Graveley Ranch, Helena Family Dentistry, Quinn Erwin Dental, Heller Homes, Inc., The Floor Show, Imagine Designs, Jeff Swingley – Windermere Real Estate, Rocky Mountain Title Company, Trost Wealth Managment, Valley Bank, JCCS, PC, Peak Physical Therapy & Sports Rehab, First Interstate Bank, Wipfli CPA’s and Consultants, Precision Embroidery

We are funded in part by coal severance taxes paid based upon coal mined in Montana and deposited in Montana’s cultural and aesthetic projects trust fund.