A Unique Elementary School Assembly by an Award-Winning Dance Company Teaching Kids to Celebrate Difference & Thrive Through Challenges

** We are available for middle school, high school, and higher education as well. Contact us at Booking to inquire.

Made for grades K-5, our 45-min school assemblies empower students K-5 to celebrate diversity and thrive through challenges, The assembly includes performances, motivational speaking, introduction to sign language, and lots of student interaction, empowering students to become an “inclusion superhero”.

Infinite Flow Dance School Assemblies Include:

• Dance performances by 4-5 dancers with and without disabilities in multiple dance genres: hip hop, ballroom dance, swing, contemporary, etc.

• Introduction to sign language and sign language choreography.

• Disability awareness talks. Introduction to accessibility.

• Lots of student interaction.

• Q & A

Key Learning Points

• It’s cool to be different. It’s cool to have friends who are different.

• We all have challenges, and we can overcome them through a bit of creativity.

• Disabilities are just part of natural human existance.

• There are many types of disabilities, both apparent and non-apparent.

• Dancing is for everyone. All you do is translate movement into your own unique body.

• You can achieve your dream if you put your mind to it.

• Everyone can make a difference.

What kids learned:

About Infinite Flow Dance

Established in 2015, Infinite Flow is an award-winning Los Angeles-based nonprofit and professional dance company that employs disabled and nondisabled dancers with diverse, intersectional identities with a mission to create a more inclusive world, one dance at a time. Since 2015, Infinite Flow has performed at over 300 events, from school assemblies to corporate events at Apple, Microsoft, adidas, and Red Bull, among others. Our dance videos have been viewed by over 100 Million people across social media, and we have been featured on NBC Today, and ABC Good Morning America, among other national and international media outlets. Infinite Flow was founded by Marisa Hamamoto, a stroke survivor and late-diagnosed Autistic. Marisa recently became the first professional dancer to be named People Magazine's “Women Changing the World”. During the pandemic, Infinite Flow launched Scoops of Inclusion, a short film and online learning platform empowering kids to celebrate diversity and take part in creating an inclusive world. Infinite Flow is available for performances, keynotes, panels, and accessibility & inclusion workshops, virtually and in person.