2026-06-30T12:54:07-07:00 2025-12-31 823340933 self employed 121 Simpson Street Morgantown WV 26501 990EZ 2025-01-01 841954743 MOVEMENT MIGRATION MOVE 9173553390 14311 Reese Blvd West A2 307 Huntersville NC 28078 Kim Jones Artistic Director 4047134260 2026-05-05 1 Elizabeth Taylor P00077567 9196052145 2026-04-30 X 2025 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z X www.movementmigration.org X X 103295 X 72238 30287 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 770 770 0 0 102525 0 0 0 3712 1576 3098 58869 67255 35270 6480 51 41801 X 7326 41980 0 0 0 0 7326 41980 846 179 6480 41801 X To make dance accessible and inclusive. MM's programs are designed to mirror this goal of inclusivity, and to promote access to dance performances and training programs in nontraditional venues. Movement Migration 2025 Program Service Accomplishments Summary. In 2025, Movement Migration delivered a robust array of dance-based programming reaching diverse populations across Charlotte and beyond. Movement Migration offered 169 dance classes to 415 participants in traditional and nontraditional dance studio settings, including recreation centers, adult daycare centers, schools, and a library. Movement Migration professional dance artists offered 8 performances to 7,882 audience members. With support from the Arts & Science Council's Culture Blocks Funding, we offered bi-weekly movement classes for senior citizens at the David B. Waymer Center, employing a team of instructors, assistants, and live musicians. These programs reached 95 senior citizens. From January to September, we offered biweekly dance and drum/movement classes for adults at Gracious Living Adult Day Care Center, supporting those with physical or cognitive disabilities, including individuals in memory care (Alzheimer's and Dementia), through consistent engagement with rhythm and movement. At this latter location, there are from 70 to 100 participants per session. As an approved Educational Provider through ASC, Movement Migration brought dance instruction to local schools, including Hopewell High School, West Charlotte High School, and Northwest School of the Arts High School, serving students through a combined total of four class sessions with about 31 students per class, a total of 93 students. Additionally, Movement Migration dance artists and student artists performed for 130 students at Reedy Creek Elementary School. For the first time in Movement Migration's history, Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools (CMS) invited the company to offer a day of professional development for Charlotte Mecklenburg 6-12th public school dance grade educators. A major highlight of 2025 was our collaboration with the Weill Cornell Center for Human Rights, which provides forensic medical evaluations for individuals seeking asylum. The performance,'MOVEMENTS IN RESILIENCE,' at the Theatre at St. Jean's, included 31 artists and 125 audience members. It served as a fundraiser and tribute to asylum-seekers and immigrants in New York City and beyond. Beyond Charlotte, Movement Migration dance artists Pablo Francisco Ruvalcaba and Dominique Willis were invited to a choreographic residency at New Ballet Ensemble in Memphis, TN, where they created two new works for the company's spring production. Movement Migration Artistic Director Kim Jones curated a dance festival for the National Maritime Museum in London to celebrate the reopening of the Ocean Court, the museum's largest indoor space. The festival, entitled "Rhythm! A Dance Celebration of the Ocean," took place at the museum on July 12 and included two works choreographed by Jones, impacting 6,607 audience members. Overall, Movement Migration's 2025 programming reflects our commitment to accessibility, intergenerational engagement, and cross-cultural dialogue, with measurable outcomes in community impact, artist employment, and creative innovation. _____________________________________________________________ 0 63892 63892 Kim Jones Artistic Director 15 8865 0 0 Meg Whalen Interim President 4 0 0 0 Jessica Thomas At Large 2 0 0 0 Gary Hunter At large 2 0 0 0 David Filmore At Large 2 0 0 0 Alan Yamamoto at large 2 0 0 0 Paula Pingel At large 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jayne B Farrington 9012 Fairbridge Road Charlotte NC 28277 4047134260 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NONE NONE 1 X 17918 60075 38288 69181 83639 269101 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 17918 60075 38288 69181 83639 269101 64877 204224 0 0 0 0 0 0 770 770 269871 30287 X Schedule A, Part II, Line 10 sale of merchandise RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED Form 990-EZ, Part I, Line 16 Description;Amount^office expenses;11492|insurance;1689|production and program expense;45688^Total;58869^ Form 990-EZ, Part I, Line 20 Description;Amount^prior period adjustment;51^Total;51^ Form 990-EZ, Part II, Line 26 Description;EOY Amount^Credit card;179^Total;179^ Form 990-EZ, Part III, Line (28-31) Movement Migration 2025 Program Service Accomplishments Summary In 2025, Movement Migration delivered a robust array of dance-based programming reaching diverse populations across Charlotte and beyond. Movement Migration offered 166 dance classes to 378 participants in traditional and nontraditional dance studio settings, including recreation centers, adult daycare centers, schools, and a library. Movement Migration professional dance artists offered 8 performances to 7,882 audience members. With support from the Arts & Science Council's Culture Blocks Funding, we offered bi-weekly movement classes for senior citizens at the David B. Waymer Center, employing a team of instructors, assistants, and live musicians. These programs reached 95 senior citizens. From January to September, we offered biweekly dance and drum/movement classes for adults at Gracious Living Adult Day Care Center, supporting those with physical or cognitive disabilities, including individuals in memory care (Alzheimer's and Dementia), through consistent engagement with rhythm and movement. At this latter location, there are from 70 to 100 participants per session. As an approved Educational Provider through ASC, Movement Migration brought dance instruction to local schools, including Hopewell High School, West Charlotte High School, and Northwest School of the Arts High School, serving students through a combined total of four class sessions with about 31 students per class, a total of 93 students. Additionally, Movement Migration dance artists and student artists performed for 130 students at Reedy Creek Elementary School. A major highlight of 2025 was our collaboration with the Weill Cornell Center for Human Rights, which provides forensic medical evaluations for individuals seeking asylum. The performance,'MOVEMENTS IN RESILIENCE,' at the Theatre at St. Jean's, included 31 artists and 125 audience members. It served as a fundraiser and tribute to asylum-seekers and immigrants in New York City and beyond. Beyond Charlotte, Movement Migration dance artists Pablo Francisco Ruvalcaba and Dominique Willis were invited to a choreographic residency at New Ballet Ensemble in Memphis, TN, where they created two new works for the company's spring production. Movement Migration Artistic Director Kim Jones curated a dance festival for the National Maritime Museum in London to celebrate the reopening of the Ocean Court, the museum's largest indoor space. The festival, entitled "Rhythm! A Dance Celebration of the Ocean," took place at the museum on July 12 and included two works choreographed by Jones, impacting 6,607 audience members. Overall, Movement Migration's 2025 programming reflects our commitment to accessibility, intergenerational engagement, and cross-cultural dialogue, with measurable outcomes in community impact, artist employment, and creative innovation. ______________________________________________________________________ extension was filed and accepted.