Become a Black Dance Magazine Sponsor for our 2020 Mini and FullPrint Issues!

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Your organization’s tax-deductible contribution will contribute to the printing, travel and administrative costs associated with our work. In return, your products and services will be promoted at some of the most influential dance and arts events of the year that industry leaders attend annually.

We are so excited to announce that we will publish a mini issue and a full print issue in January 2020 that will be featured at the following industry events:

1) the Association of Performing Arts Professionals annual conference in NYC - Mini Issue

2) the International Association of Blacks in Dance Annual Conference and Festival in Philadelphia, PA - Full Issue

3) the Collegium for African Diaspora Dance at Duke University, Durham, NC - Full Issue

Sponsorships include advertising opportunities and social media shoutouts to our 1,700+ followers. All Sponsored Ads will be printed in full color. For more information, please email us at info@blackdancemag.org.

  • Full Page Ad - $1,000.00

  • Front Inside Cover Ad - $1,100.00

  • Back Inside Cover Ad - $1,100.00

  • Back Cover Ad - $1,200.00

  • Double Trunk Ad - $1,400.00

  • Half Page Vertical Ad - $500.00

  • Half Page Horizontal Ad - $500.00

  • Business Card Ad - $250.00

Panel Discusses Black Dance in Magazines at the IABD Conference

Choreographer Tommie Waheed-Evans, Jelani Taylor, Norma Porter, Julinda Lewis and Dr. Adesola Akinleye have a lively discussion about Black Dance in Magazines.

Choreographer Tommie Waheed-Evans, Jelani Taylor, Norma Porter, Julinda Lewis and Dr. Adesola Akinleye have a lively discussion about Black Dance in Magazines.

African Americans have and continue to make significant contributions to the dance industry in the U.S. and abroad; however, Black dancers are marginalized due to lack of news coverage and funding opportunities. The invisibility of Black dancers in the media perpetuates racism in the dance industry, and the erasure of Blacks as pioneers in the field.

Watch as BDM Founding Publisher and Editor discusses this important issue with an accomplished, multigenerational group of leaders in the field.