Two Worlds Dance - A Vision of Inclusion
About Jill and Amnon Damti
Damti Method - Bridging Deaf & Hearing Cultures through Movement & Dance
Damti Method - Bridging Deaf & Hearing Cultures through Movement & Dance
Amnon Damti, profoundly deaf from birth, was named one of the best deaf dancers and choreographers in the world by Gallaudet University. Amnon discovered dance as a means of expressing himself in the hearing world. He was a lead member of "Kol Demama" for 15 years, before creating Two Worlds Dance with Jill.
Jill Damti began her dance ca
Amnon Damti, profoundly deaf from birth, was named one of the best deaf dancers and choreographers in the world by Gallaudet University. Amnon discovered dance as a means of expressing himself in the hearing world. He was a lead member of "Kol Demama" for 15 years, before creating Two Worlds Dance with Jill.
Jill Damti began her dance career in gymnastics and water ballet, served as an officer in the IDF and worked with at-risk youth.
Together, they have a remarkable talent to communicate and connect with all sorts of audiences and all age groups.
Damti Method - Bridging Deaf & Hearing Cultures through Movement & Dance
Damti Method - Bridging Deaf & Hearing Cultures through Movement & Dance
Damti Method - Bridging Deaf & Hearing Cultures through Movement & Dance
Jill and Amnon have been developing the "Damti Method", a unique curriculum that promotes inclusive communication and collaboration through movement and dance, by creating a positive and supportive environment.
Their performances and workshops convey a very powerful message - Everything is Possible.
'Artists In Residence' at OC Music & Dance
Damti Method - Bridging Deaf & Hearing Cultures through Movement & Dance
'Artists In Residence' at OC Music & Dance
In 2017, Two Worlds Dance became the first 'Artists in Residence' at OC Music & Dance, and brought their uniquely inspiring programs from their base in Israel to Orange County and beyond.
Since then, Jill & Amnon's vision of inclusion became a reality for dozens of deaf, hard of hearing and hearing students from Orange, San Diego and Riverside Counties who participated in their summer programs.