National Water Dance, Simultaneously Dancing for Environmental Awareness - Dale Andree

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Dance artist/educator, raises environmental awareness and inspires action through dance. Dale Andree is the founder and director of National Water Dance, a project that mobilizes dancers from across the United States including Puerto Rico to simultaneously share their expression of issues related to water quality and climate change. Hear her story at Women Mind the Water Artivist Series podcast.

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