Scholarship Program Mission Statement The scholarship program of the Pacific Swing Dance Foundation (PSDF) is committed to helping dancers who have been disproportionately affected by discrimination and structural inequalities in society to fully participate in swing dance culture, to include attending swing dance events. Barriers to participation are often related to factors such as race and ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, social class, income level, disability status, and age; however, this list is not exhaustive and the scholarship committee recognizes that dancers have unique lived experiences of inequality that may involve a combination of these and other factors. The scholarship committee will fulfill this commitment…

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Denise Minns-Harris has wisely used her gift of gab to speak up and preserve the love and community that is the foundation and heart of Lindy Hop. At this fragile time I hope many more get to hear her message. I am inspired by Denise and her next generation dancers to kick down barriers to dance and community for future black dancers. Let’s move the number from 12 to 14 if we can!
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