The Feierabend Associate for Music Education believes Black Lives Matter. We stand with the Black community. We stand for opposing systemic racism, injustice, cruelty, and oppression. The resulting collective pain felt so widely across the nation and world has intensified our realization of how much we, as a music community, need to redouble our efforts to dismantle systems of racial oppression and injustice. We must listen to, learn from, and amplify the voices of Black, Brown, Indigenous, and People of Color.

Fame is taking a critical look inward and outward as we engage in profound discussions on how to reach. include, and center the voices of Black music teachers in our membership and on our board of directors. By doing so, it is our sincere hope we can give voice to marginalized communities and ensure that educators, students, and families feel a true belonging in our classrooms, schools, community, and nation.

The Feierabend Associate for Music Education believes Black Lives Matter. We stand with the Black community. We stand for opposing systemic racism, injustice, cruelty, and oppression. The resulting collective pain felt so widely across the nation and world has intensified our realization of how much we, as a music community, need to redouble our efforts to dismantle systems of racial oppression and injustice. We must listen to, learn from, and amplify the voices of Black, Brown, Indigenous, and People of Color.

Fame is taking a critical look inward and outward as we engage in profound discussions on how to reach. include, and center the voices of Black music teachers in our membership and on our board of directors. By doing so, it is our sincere hope we can give voice to marginalized communities and ensure that educators, students, and families feel a true belonging in our classrooms, schools, community, and nation.

The Feierabend Associate for Music Education believes Black Lives Matter. We stand with the Black community. We stand for opposing systemic racism, injustice, cruelty, and oppression. The resulting collective pain felt so widely across the nation and world has intensified our realization of how much we, as a music community, need to redouble our efforts to dismantle systems of racial oppression and injustice. We must listen to, learn from, and amplify the voices of Black, Brown, Indigenous, and People of Color.

Fame is taking a critical look inward and outward as we engage in profound discussions on how to reach. include, and center the voices of Black music teachers in our membership and on our board of directors. By doing so, it is our sincere hope we can give voice to marginalized communities and ensure that educators, students, and families feel a true belonging in our classrooms, schools, community, and nation.