As the world recovers from the epidemic, the restoration of physical interaction communities will increasingly allow people to feel and cherish the value and significance of physical interaction between people, prompting the public society to rethink how to improve personal life, work environment, and social culture. , long-term development of natural ecology. This time, we are moving towards the "2030 Sustainable Development Goals" (SDGs) proposed by the United Nations. Dance uses the body as the main medium. Artists and workers try to use diverse practical activities to allow people to find their self-worth, the disadvantaged to have a voice, traditional fields to be reborn, identities to be recognized, cities to be infused with new vitality, and to rebuild an inclusive society. Humanity and ecological environment. Drive more people to further explore how to re-establish a healthy, safe, empathy, respect, empowerment, and co-prosperous working mechanism or lifestyle for themselves, their communities, their cultures, and their natural ecology. Expressing thoughts and feelings through the body, such as the use of atypical performance spaces, the design of hypermedia/immersive/participatory/augmented performance activities, performers across ages and physical abilities, cross-domain collaboration or cross-industry integration, etc. , leading viewers to discover and explore various relationships and issues between people and themselves, people and people, and people and the environment. Teachers are also committed to developing diversified courses for different ethnic groups, leading everyone to further explore how to re-establish a healthy, safe, empathy, respect, empowerment, and co-prosperous working system or life for themselves, their communities, their cultures, and their natural ecology. Way. This seminar provides a platform for communication. Through special lectures, oral presentations, poster presentations and special workshops, all dance art practitioners and enthusiasts can gather together to explore and share how to help all participants through dance practice. Among them, individuals, groups, fields, cultures, and the dance industry itself are looking for ways to move forward sustainably, helping people find their self-worth, the disadvantaged to have their voices heard, traditional fields to be reborn, identities to be recognized, and cities to be infused with new vitality. Rebuild an inclusive humanistic and ecological environment and gradually implement the goals of sustainable development from different perspectives.

Implemented by Department of Dance
Date: 2023/11/11-2023/11/12