PillowTalk: Dancing the Core Curriculum
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As co-founder of the Pillow’s venerable Curriculum in Motion® program, Celeste Miller reflects on how dance can be a meaningful part of every child’s education. This PillowTalk was filmed at Jacob's Pillow on July 24, 2022. Video by Nel Shelby Productions.
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