Disabled kids dream a D.R.E.A.M. and learn expression through dance
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Whether it's jumping, waving or something as simple as moving your eyebrows, anyone can dance.
That's the idea behind the week-long D.R.E.A.M. project in New York City, where disabled children learn to express themselves through dance.
Founded by a dance artist and a physical therapist, the program focuses on disabled children's abilities in order to help them better connect with each other and able-bodied children. Held at the National Dance Institute in New York, all children involved in the program learn to work together in an empowering way.
(This report was first broadcast in Culture Express on 24 August, 2017)