
Join Our Team! Applications Are Open for The Ensemble’s 2022 Ambassador Cohort
Over the past few years, our Ensemble Ambassador initiative has blossomed into a lively, collaborative space for young people across the world to share their perspectives in our field. They’ve ruminated on pandemic learning and life in general; shared playlists of their current favorite songs; written beautifully about their favorite places to visit; and even led a session at the El Sistema USA Symposium and Seminario. In finding and raising their voices, this group is just scratching the surface of what they can achieve.
We are now accepting applications for our 2022 Ambassador cohort! It’s likely you know a student who fits the bill—someone who possesses a strong voice, leadership skills, and connective energy. If so, encourage them to apply via this Google form: https://bit.ly/3FW05xT. The application page has all the info you need: who we are, how and when to apply (short submissions are required from students and their nominating teachers), and what we’re offering. Final applications are due November 18—we can’t wait to hear from your students soon.
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