As a nonprofit organization LIMS depends on the generosity of supporters like you. Here are some of the ways you can help to sustain LIMS and the important work that we do.
As a nonprofit organization LIMS depends on the generosity of supporters like you. Here are some of the ways you can help to sustain LIMS and the important work that we do.
Fund a specific purchase on our wishlist, including our space redesign and program equipment needs.
Purchase a membership and enjoy a plethora of benefits, including discounts, exclusive access, and representation at the board level.
Join us for a special campaign for LIMS May 15 – June15, 2024. Become a member at a discounted rate, donate, or start a fundraising team.
A planned gift is one of the most impactful ways you can support LIMS. You may be able to save on taxes, receive income for life or enjoy other financial benefits—all while helping to sustain our important work for years to come.
Recognize loved ones with a donation in their honor or as a memorial gift.
These often stem from capital projects like creating a new facility, but they also can arise in other forms, including sponsorships, dedicated scholarships and endowed professorships.
When donors want to give a gift that keeps on giving, they sometimes help create an investment fund that offers a reliable source of income to an organization.
Reach tastemakers, gain brand exposure and align your company with excellence and innovation in the sciences and humanities.
When you donate, you play a direct role in our critical work. Here are just a few examples of the kind of important wins your support makes possible:
Our team is constantly looking for ways to innovate and improve our programming. To stay relevant and adapt to the ever changing world around us.
We believe that everyone should have access to the knowledge base and benefits of LBMS. This is why we offer students need-based scholarships to help fund their studies.
As a research institute LIMS advances the field through research partnerships, scholarly publications and conference platforms, while investing in the archival of collections important to the field.
In partnership with the University of Maryland, LIMS holds a comprehensive collection of materials related to the field of LBMS. These include the Irmgard Bartenieff and LIMS Archives. Additionally, we hold an extensive movement studies library at our offices.
LIMS is committed to actively building and sustaining the LBMS community. We approach this through providing a platforms and resources for connection, collaboration, and consensus building.
LIMS has a rich history of investment in Arts & Culture. We support the work of LBMS based artists and provide platforms for artistic practice and presentation. Advocacy is also at the heart of what we do. Both advocacy for the field of LBMS and LBMS as a tool for advocacy work as exemplified through the work of our program Global Water Dances.
The Laban/Bartenieff Institute of Movement Studies is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization registered in the US under EIN: 13-1624229. Charitable contributions supporting LIMS are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. Gifts may not be fully tax-deductible based on benefits received. For more information, please email curtisstedge@ labaninstitute.org.
The generous support of foundations, corporate philanthropy and government agencies has made a significant impact on LIMS’ ability to serve our community.
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The LIMS Certification program in Laban Movement Studies consists of 520 hours of training. There are three (3) different formats to accommodate the students’ various needs, keeping the same educational standards and providing the same curriculum materials. For more specifics, please refer to each program’s webpage.
The short answer is yes, but it is dependent upon the program in which you are currently enrolled:
You are able to plan your study timeline according to your budget, time commitment, etc. We strongly recommend continuing the next unit within two (2) years after you have completed the previous unit.
If you take any/all of the introductory courses outside LIMS, a proof of study (ex. Certificate of Completion, or a school transcript along with the course syllabus, etc.) is required during the application process to verify your study in each prerequisite: Intro to LMA (18+ hrs), Intro to BF (15+ hrs), Intro to A & K (17+ hrs)
Or click HERE to take an Introductory course with LIMS.
We do not offer accommodations. Students must find their own housing while in NY or other Module program locations, preferably close to the studio where classes take place. For New York programs, AirBNB is highly recommended and you may choose to share the cost of housing with other students, if it suits you.
That will truly depend on the individual student and how you handle your homework/course work each day/week.
Proof of vaccination (both dates for the 2-shot versions) is required during the registration process. This ensures the safety of all our students, staff, and faculty members.
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curtisstedge@labaninstitute.org
(+1) 212-643-8888