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Read this to begin with your New Harmony Process.
A series of scenarios for your chorus to think about various experience of sexual orientations
If you want great singers to audition for your chorus you need to recruit them!
Once you have selected your new singers it is important to KEEP them! Here are some tips for singer retention.
A post-event survey for singers from your chorus.
On March 30, Portland Lesbian Choir, Portland Gay Men’s Chorus, Bridging Voices (Portland's queer youth choir), and Rose City Pride Band came together for an epic concert with more than 375 performers. Portland Gay Men's Chorus singer and GALA Choruses leader Reid Vanderburgh shares his experience.
A skills grid can be a useful way of identifying what skills are critical to your board’s performance and tracking what skills are currently represented on your board.
GALA invites choruses to take over our social media channels! This is an excellent way to share the amazing work your chorus does with the larger LGBTQIA+ Choral Movement. Please reach out to communications@galachoruses.org to learn more!
This discussion handout offers several scenarios that invite you to consider how different experiences of Socio-Economic Status might impact your chorus.
