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DELAWARE INSTITUTE FOR THE ARTS IN EDUCATION
1200 N FRENCH ST., RM. 741 WILMINGTON, DE 19801 | 302.660.4783 |
HOW WE MAKE AN IMPACT
OUR MISSION
At DiAE, our mission
is to enhance the quality of education in Delaware by delivering arts- integrated, multicultural experiences to students and teachers of all ages... inspiring the artist within.
Photo by Joe del Tufo
Year established: 1982 Number of full-time employees: 3 Number of teaching artists: 22 Annual revenue: $366,313 Geographic service area:
New Castle, Kent, and Sussex Counties
DIAE.ORG
Last year over 3,000 students and over 200 teachers engaged with a DiAE residency. We make arts accessible to students during the school day when a wider cross section of children is reached. DiAE cultivates curiosity, creativity, and a love of learning. We do this by:
• Engaging all art forms with cross-disciplinary learning
• Connecting professional artists with students and educators
A.T. Moffett
Executive Director
F. Renarde Hill
Board President
• Delivering programs that foster discovery, learning beyond the classroom, and understanding of one’s place in the world
GIVING OPPORTUNITIES
Donations and sponsorships support our three signature program areas: • K-12 Artist in Residencies
• Delaware Wolf Trap Early Learning Through the Arts
• Teacher Professional Development
Businesses and individual donors can sponsor a DiAE program for a school in their community or in honor of an important teacher in their lives.
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
We welcome volunteers to support DiAE as:
• advocates in helping spread the word about our programs and services
• collaborators in planning and executing our popular fundraising gala Spotlight • leaders in helping us gather and distribute arts materials and resources
TOP FUNDING SOURCES: Grant-in-Aid: 36% Foundations: 19% Delaware Division of the Arts: 15% Program Income: 15% Individuals, Corporations, Investment Income, & In-Kind: 15%
We are so grateful to DiAE for providing an engaging & culturally relevant training for visual & performing arts teachers! It was refreshing to make meaningful connections between current education research & the hands-on curriculum of art & music classrooms.
—Sheila Lynch, Christina School District
to school partners
LEADERSHIP
BOARD MEMBERS: Rachel Allen
Stacey Altemus
Gitu Barua
Kasmira Cade
Jah’sima Cooper, Ex-Officio
SOCIAL MEDIA:
@diae
@diae_arts
Teresa Emmons Nanci Hersh
F. Renarde Hill, President
Thomas Leff, President Emeritus
Michael Morgan, Secretary
Kelly Reavis, Treasurer
Jonathan Whitney
@Delaware Institute for the Arts in Education
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