We intend to engage with the age group of 14 and above, particularly the street dance and DIY music community, with a focus on the house dance community. Our outreach activities will include:

1. **Movement Workshops and Dance Battles:** We'll organize movement workshops that lead participants into mini dance battles. These sessions will help participants understand the essence of the work and its context. A general fee of $10 will be charged, with a commitment to not turn anyone away due to financial constraints.

2. **Open Workshop with Concept Sharing:** We'll host an open workshop where we share the concepts behind the work. This session will provide insight into the artistic elements and motivations. Similarly, a $10 general fee will apply, ensuring accessibility for all interested participants.

3. **Work Remount and Final Jam:** Before the final presentation, we'll need a week to remount the work. The culminating event will be a final jam that mirrors the spontaneous energy of cyphers in club and social dance settings. This jam will serve as both the format and container for presenting the work, possibly integrated into or leading from the work itself. Another idea is to have the choreography dispersed and divided throughout the night of the dance jam.

We are excited to interact with the house dance community through these inclusive and engaging activities.

**Community Engagement:**
Our community engagement approach goes beyond traditional outreach activities, aiming for meaningful collaboration and interaction with local community members. Given the diverse nature of streetdance and club dance culture, our focus is on engaging with:

**Local Street Dancers and Musicians:** We plan to invite local street dancers and musicians from the specific geographic location of our presentation. They will share their experiences and insights about their unique dance and music scene, including its history and evolution.

**Interactive Demonstrations:** In addition to discussions, we propose interactive demonstrations where local dancers and musicians can engage in call-and-response aspects. This experiential sharing will provide a deeper understanding of the dynamics of streetdance and music within the local context.

**Influencing the Work:** Collaborating with local musicians and dancers will significantly impact our work. Their input and expertise will enrich the performance and create a dynamic fusion of our piece with local influences.

We are excited to create a collaborative space that respects and embraces the regional nuances of streetdance and music, fostering a deeper connection with the local community.