American Alliance for Theatre and Education

“Other revenue 16,861 total 16,861”

“Expenses information technology 10,655 travel 1,489 conferences/meetings 92,390 insurance 5,661 bank fee 6,099 development 100 taxes 1,605 field relations 1,000 other program service 10,624 miscellaneous 1,009 total 130,632”

“Accounts receivable 408 0 prepaid expenses and deferred charges 6,490 0 total 6,898 0”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 5,428 5,668”

“The organization's mission is to connect and inspire theatre artists, educators, and scholars committed to tranforming young people and communities through theatre arts.”

“The aate national conference, held in a different city each year, brings together theatre artists and educators from around the world to exchange ideas and best practices in the field of theatre and education. The events include workshops, panels, performances, keynotes, networking events, and discussions that reflect on the successes and challenges within the field and sets goals for the future.”

“Theatre in our schools: aate makes resources available for parents, teachers,students, artists, and professionals to raise the awareness of the benefits of theatre in education. Aate provides online resources such as advocacy toolkits, facts, figures, and statistics about the effectiveness of theatre for youth development as well as offline resources such as buttons,posters, and live events rate. Also uses publicity, social media, public relations, and personality spokespeople.”

“Publications elevaate - aate's online magazine for practitioners in the field of theatre education and theatre for youth. Elevaate is published six times each year, featuring articles that highlight unique and progressive work with youth and address themes including gender,curriculum, technology and social responsibility within the field youth theatre journal - the scholarly journal of aate, ytj is a juried publication, dedicated to advancing the study and practice of theatre and drama.”

“Other programs to provide conferences, publications, theatre arts, and research to individuals and organizations.”