Amrita Choudhury specialized her cultural research in Indian Classical, Folklorique, Tribal & Modern Indian dance. She also trained in Irish step dancing, flamenco, Latin, Oriental, Polynesian, and African dance traditions. Amrita has worked with First Nations, European & North American artists, to create bridges between artistic expression and choreography. She has collaborated with various artistic and cultural organizations like Les Grands Ballet Canadiens & The Banff Centre. Her choreographic works have been presented internationally in North & South America, Europe & in Asia, using dance as a powerful tool for inter-cultural dialogue. Amrita’s work also highlights socio-political and spiritual aspects focused on giving voice to marginalized groups, human rights & women’s issues. On top of offering lectures/talks, Amrita uses dance as a therapeutic tool and works in hospitals, health institutions, and for medical professionals. Amrita has also graduated in Anthropology and dedicated her research to Anthropology and Dance. She brings 30 years of international experience of performing, choreography & teaching. (www.ananda-amrita.com)