We embrace four key pillars in leading diversity, equity, and inclusion work at Interlochen. These pillars are Education, Transparency, Vulnerability, and Accountability. They serve as a foundation for necessary conversations and help us move toward Transformation.We are committed to using the arts to promote world friendship, and it is an integral part of our culture to learn, grow and continue on our journey toward becoming citizen artists and creating positive change.
Cello major Meena overcame her fears about studying abroad, dove into clubs and activities at Interlochen, and found the courage to share her country’s culture with fellow students.
Nine new orchestral works by Afghan composers, many of whom are silenced in their home country and living in exile, will be showcased in a concert co-curated and conducted by a University of Sheffield academic.