Performance Hypothesis
Business Consulting and Services
Atlanta, GA 118 followers
Performance Hypothesis innovates businesses and communities through consulting, research, & evaluation.
About us
Performance Hypothesis innovates businesses and communities through consulting, research, & evaluation. As arts, health, and technology experts, we seek to uplift projects, multidisciplinary fields, and individuals through aligning and defining best-practices.
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- Business Consulting and Services
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
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- Atlanta, GA
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- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2021
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Performance Hypothesis was honored to host Evaluation coaching sessions for National Organization for Arts in Health conference attendees
Learned so much from hosting the Evaluation Station at the National Organization for Arts in Health conference!! Performance Hypothesis NOAH National Organization for Arts in Health University of Florida - Center for Arts in Medicine
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Just about three years ago we began a journey advancing arts in health. We couldn't be more thrilled than to be presenting our first event, no less than the incredible artists Lama Rod Owens and Grammy-winning Violinist Melissa White. Tickets for this High Museum of Art concert are going quickly, so reserve today: https://lnkd.in/e9TxTRzE This Well-Being Concert is presented in collaboration with Carnegie Hall’s Weill Music Institute.
Healing Arts Atlanta Mindfulness Concert
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It is a tremendous honor to have been collaborating with the Jameel Arts & Health Lab for years now to finally and officially announce #HealingArtsAtlanta taking place in just a few weeks. www.healingartsatlanta.org This series of events will highlight the incredible intersection of arts & health work happening in the region with a focus on how the arts can be leveraged to address racism as a public health crisis. Many more posts to come and a HUGE thank you to all of our amazing partners. National Center for Civil and Human RightsWoodruff Arts Center Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Alliance Theatre High Museum of Art Fors Marsh BLKHLTH Ebenezer Baptist Church -Atlanta, GA The Carter Center Rollins School of Public Health at Emory University Michael C. Carlos Museum Morehouse School of Medicine CDC Foundation Out Of Hand Theater David J Sencer CDC Museum University of Florida - Center for Arts in Medicine
Join the Jameel Arts & Health Lab and Performance Hypothesis from 7-11th October for Healing Arts Atlanta. With a focus on promoting health and racial justice through the arts, Healing Arts Atlanta brings together vital collaboration from the National Center for Civil and Human Rights, BLKHLTH, the Center for Native American and Indigenous Studies, Fors Marsh, Woodruff Arts Center, Ebenezer Baptist Church -Atlanta, GA, The Carter Center, Morehouse School of Medicine, Michael C. Carlos Museum, Emory Centers for Public Health Training and Technical Assistance, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, the CDC Foundation, and Thriving Together Atlanta. 🗓️7-11 October RSVP www.HealingArtsAtlanta.org Jameel Arts & Health Lab Founding Partners: WHO Regional Office for Europe NYU Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development Community Jameel CULTURUNNERS #HealingArtsAtlanta #policy #racialjustice #artshealth #artsandpublichealth #creativeartstherapies #healingarts #jahl
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Healing Arts ATL has come about as a result of efforts of our incredible ATL-based Steering Committee Members. Today, get a glimpse into Martha Scherzer's story – who brings decades of experience working with the World Health Organization! https://lnkd.in/gh6M283V
Martha Scherzer on Healing Arts Atlanta
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*Very* excited with this first public engagement hosted by Performance Hypothesis along with an incredible network of organizations and leaders
Healing Arts Atlanta launched last Friday at the Carter Center and the Emory Collins School of Public Health. Attended by local arts & health practitioners, cultural leaders, and activists the event sparked discussion around treating racism as a public health issue, and how the arts can play a vital role in supporting health and social equity. Friday’s event precedes a major convening at Healing Arts Atlanta of city and community leaders on October 7 which will continue meaningful conversations and collaborations which have already begun about mainstreaming the arts in medicine and public health in ways that address our most pressing social concerns. BLKHLTH Rollins School of Public Health at Emory University The Carter Center The Woodruff Arts Center Performance Hypothesis World Health Organization WHO Regional Office for Europe NYU Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development Community Jameel CULTURUNNERS #artsandhealth #publichealth #racism #artsinpublichealth #arts #atlanta
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Performance Hypothesis is honored to co-direct Healing Arts ATL with our incredible collaborators Jameel Arts & Health Lab, The Carter Center, Thriving Together ATL, Rollins School of Public Health at Emory University and many more amazing organizations, artists, speakers, and leaders.
On the 10th of April 2024, we launch Healing Arts Atlanta in partnership with Performance Hypothesis, Thriving Together Atlanta, and The Carter Center together with BLKHLTH, the Rollins School of Public Health at Emory University, and The Woodruff Arts Center. Focused on “Championing the Role of the Arts in Addressing Racism as a Public Health Crisis,” this event precedes a major convening of city and community leaders in October which will engage researchers, artists, and policy advocates in exploring the science and practice of how the arts can reduce mortality, strengthen coping, and facilitate healing from the wounds of racial trauma and stress. Matthew McCurdy, Co-Founder & Executive Director of BLKHLTH, remarked “At BLKHLTH, we recognize the power of art to explain injustice while helping us reimagine and build a more just world.” Nisha Sajnani, PhD RDT-BCT Christopher Bailey; Renée Fleming; M. Daniele Fallin, PhD; Matthew McCurdy, MPH; Eve Byrd DNP, MPH; Hala Moddlemog, MA; Larry Walker; Camile Russell Love World Health Organization WHO Regional Office for Europe NYU Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development Community Jameel CULTURUNNERS
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Performance Hypothesis is honored to co-direct Healing Arts ATL with our incredible collaborators Jameel Arts & Health Lab, The Carter Center, Thriving Together ATL, Rollins School of Public Health at Emory University and many more amazing organizations, artists, speakers, and leaders.
On the 10th of April 2024, we launch Healing Arts Atlanta in partnership with Performance Hypothesis, Thriving Together Atlanta, and The Carter Center together with BLKHLTH, the Rollins School of Public Health at Emory University, and The Woodruff Arts Center. Focused on “Championing the Role of the Arts in Addressing Racism as a Public Health Crisis,” this event precedes a major convening of city and community leaders in October which will engage researchers, artists, and policy advocates in exploring the science and practice of how the arts can reduce mortality, strengthen coping, and facilitate healing from the wounds of racial trauma and stress. Matthew McCurdy, Co-Founder & Executive Director of BLKHLTH, remarked “At BLKHLTH, we recognize the power of art to explain injustice while helping us reimagine and build a more just world.” Nisha Sajnani, PhD RDT-BCT Christopher Bailey; Renée Fleming; M. Daniele Fallin, PhD; Matthew McCurdy, MPH; Eve Byrd DNP, MPH; Hala Moddlemog, MA; Larry Walker; Camile Russell Love World Health Organization WHO Regional Office for Europe NYU Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development Community Jameel CULTURUNNERS
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