By Panni De Cheke Qualls
Through the Körösi Csoma Program (KCSP), our communities experience folklife renewal. The educators who arrive on our shores bring new information, pedagogy, approaches, and choreographies. At the most recent Csipke Tábor, we sat down with a handful of current and former KCSP fellows to see what they thought about our North American community.
Without this important KCSP “bridge program,” our hunger for folk dance and music would not be completely satisfied. And we are grateful for their work, contributions and insights.
