Learn, laugh, and do some good at The B-Town Improv Hoedown!
The B-Town Improv Hoedown features daytime workshops for professionals and performers, as well as evening comedy shows for all ages. All proceeds will benefit the IIDC Theater Programs, including Camp Yes And.
Improv for All Students: No Cost Professional Learning for Indiana Educators
A full day of professional learning for Indiana educators at no cost! Get on your feet and learn improv theater exercises that align with Indiana's Academic Standards and Social-Emotional Learning Competencies, as well as Universal Design for Learning and instructional scaffolding.
Improv for Inclusive Schools: Professional Learning for Indiana Educators
Educators throughout Indiana will be offered professional learning workshops focusing on using improv to strengthen academic and social/emotional learning for students with disabilities.
Camp Yes And: Spring Break Edition!
We are thrilled to offer a Spring Break 2019 session of Camp Yes And for educators and teens in Northeast Indiana!
Improv for Inclusive Schools: Professional learning opportunities for Indiana educators
Indiana school districts may apply to host a one-day professional learning workshop around using improv to strengthen academic and social/emotional learning for students with disabilities.
Cracking Open My True Self: How camp benefits youth with ASD
When young people struggle with communication and social skills, it’s difficult to form friendships, teacher/student relationships suffer, and it’s hard to succeed in school or the workplace. Our improv camps and classes support youth with autism to strengthen these critical skills and create feelings of safety, belonging, and connection.
Improv for Social Skills: Powerful, authentic, and collaborative learning
Improv mirrors everyday social interaction, creates optimal conditions for learning, and supports collaboration between teens, peers, and teachers.
The Ripple Effect: Camp Yes And's model for scaling impact
Our programs combine direct support for youth on the autism spectrum with professional learning for educators, creating a ripple effect that will lead to large and lasting change.
