Jen Peters

Jen Peters is a contributor to Dance Magazine, dancer, and mother of two in Brooklyn, New York.

Dance Data Project founder Elizabeth Yntema, a white woman with long blonde hair, smiles while watching Ranee Ramaswamy, an older Indian woman, speak into a microphone. Aparna Ramaswamy is seated between them, watching her mother speak.

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With Its Free Raising the Barre Curriculum, Dance Data Project Aims to Get More Women Into Leadership Positions

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teacher standing at barre demonstrating tendu back

The Creative Process

How Alicia Graf Mack Cultivates Curiosity and Creativity in Her Juilliard Students

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A group of seven Black individuals stand grouped in front of a green grotto, hands on each other's shoulders as they smile at the camera.

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Black Dance Stories Teams Up With Amistad Research Center

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A film still shows six dancers in black in a sand-strewn interior space. To the left and right are two pairs of dancers facing in, those on the outside seated in wheelchairs and closer to center standing. They watch as a dancer lies almost horizontal to the floor, appearing to levitate from the other's chair.

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The Dance on Camera Festival Celebrates 50 Years

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Female Choreographers Are Reimagining What Story Ballets Can Be

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At Your Fingertips: Dance Film Festivals Take Their Offerings Online

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The Black Iris Project Is Making Black Story Ballets by Black Artists & for Black Audiences

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These Three ABT Dancers’ Moms Were Also ABT Dancers

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