To provide objective reviews of dance performances.

To promote dance events and companies.

To educate audiences about dance.

To entertain readers with dance-related stories.

By writing reviews that are accessible to non-experts.

By interviewing dancers and choreographers to share their perspectives.

By creating educational programs and resources about dance.

All of the above.

The lack of funding for dance journalism.

The difficulty of writing about dance in a way that is both informative and engaging.

The pressure to write positive reviews.

All of the above.

By writing about dance companies and choreographers from diverse backgrounds.

By challenging stereotypes and biases in dance criticism.

By advocating for policies that support diversity and inclusion in the dance world.

All of the above.

Dance journalists can influence public opinion by writing positive or negative reviews of dance performances.

Dance journalists can shape public opinion by writing about dance in a way that is accessible and engaging.

Dance journalists can shape public opinion by educating audiences about dance.

All of the above.

By writing about dance in a way that is inclusive and welcoming.

By connecting dance artists and audiences through social media and other platforms.

By organizing dance events and workshops.

All of the above.

Dance journalists should avoid writing reviews that are based on personal bias.

Dance journalists should respect the privacy of dancers and choreographers.

Dance journalists should be transparent about their relationships with dance companies and choreographers.

All of the above.

By providing specific feedback to dancers and choreographers.

By avoiding personal attacks.

By focusing on the positive aspects of dance performances.

All of the above.

Dance journalists can preserve the history of dance by writing about dance performances and trends.

Dance journalists can preserve the history of dance by interviewing dancers and choreographers.

Dance journalists can preserve the history of dance by creating archives of dance performances and related materials.

All of the above.

By writing about the importance of dance education.

By advocating for policies that support dance education.

By creating resources and materials for dance educators.

All of the above.

Dance journalism will become increasingly digital.

Dance journalism will become more diverse and inclusive.

Dance journalism will become more interdisciplinary.

All of the above.

By writing about dance in a way that is clear and engaging.

By using social media and other platforms to reach new audiences.

By collaborating with dance companies and organizations to create educational programs.

All of the above.

By writing blog posts and articles about dance.

By creating podcasts and videos about dance.

By hosting live events and workshops.

All of the above.

By writing about their work.

By interviewing them and sharing their stories.

By connecting them with potential collaborators and funders.

All of the above.

Dance journalists can promote cross-cultural understanding by writing about dance from different cultures.

Dance journalists can promote cross-cultural understanding by interviewing dancers and choreographers from different cultures.

Dance journalists can promote cross-cultural understanding by organizing events that bring together dancers and audiences from different cultures.

All of the above.