Global Dance Circle for Social Change Part 11 at Mark DeGarmo Dance

Mark DeGarmo Dance is seeking 10-second long video submissions from anyone (artists of any discipline, non-artists, dancers or non-dancers) who wants to move and share their expression! All submissions will be compiled into one final Global Dance Circle for Social Change video and shared on social media! Our 11th Global Dance Circle for Social Change video will be shared on December 21st, 2026 (the winter solstice) with the theme: “Celebration.”

Professional and recreational dancers are all invited to submit a clip. To be included in MDD’s next “Global Dance Circle for Social Change” video, complete this Google Form including a 10-second clip of your best moves.

**Deadline to Submit: Saturday, October 17th, 2026 at 11:59 PM

Check out our most recent GDC video on YouTube: GDC December 2025: Celebration!

*Please note: Mark DeGarmo Dance has the ultimate decision of what is included in the final video. By submitting your video to Mark DeGarmo Dance, you are agreeing to: grant MDD all permissions to use, reproduce and publish said video indefinitely; to alter the same without restrictions; and to copyright the same. You also release MDD and its board of directors, officers, employees, legal representatives, and assigns from any and all such claims, actions, and liability relating to its use of said creative work, photographs, videotapes, and/or likeness. By submitting a clip, you also agree to be added to the MDD email list, from which you may unsubscribe at any time.

About Global Dance Circle for Social Change

Global Dance Circle for Social Change programming launched after Virtual Dance for Dance for Social Change 2020. MDD has produced and presented 10 parts from June 2020 (inaugural summer solstice broadcast) to December 2025 (winter solstice broadcast). GDC has featured 805 dancers from 41 countries, 25 US states, 18 time zones, and 6 continents. The December 2025 (part 10, theme: celebration) broadcast featured 153 dancers, musicians, and performing artists from 12 countries: Australia, Cameroon, Canada, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Estonia, India, Lesotho, Mexico, Serbia, Spain, USA, and Zimbabwe; 12 US states: Arizona, California, Delaware, Indiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Missouri, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, and Pennsylvania; 12 time zones, and 5 continents.