Memo to CID Members
1. Only members in good standing are entitled to use “Member of the International
Dance Council CID” after their name on their stationery, visiting card, school
entrance, brochures, website.
2. Check your listing in the Who's Who in Dance directory: www.cid-unesco.org
Send addresses to enrich the Directory.
3. You are encouraged to nominate other persons, schools or companies for CID
membership. Once there are enough members in your area they can form a CID
Section.
4. Send membership fee every year to continue being a CID Member.
5. Take part in CID programs, as well as in meetings and activities of CID
members. Prepare activities in your country and common projects with other
countries. Join the local CID Section.
6. Forward news from CID to your colleagues and to the Press.
7. Prepare your trip to the next General Assembly (every two years), the annual
World Dance Congress www.orchesis-portal.org/cdr/ and/or one of the CID
international congresses.
8. Prepare activities for the celebration of World Dance Day (29 April).
9. If you do not have an Internet connection, find a friend who has one. Send us
your email address in order to receive our circulars with information on
scholarships, invitations, publications and other news.
10. Wear your CID badge at all times; we are all proud to belong to the great family
of dancers of the world.
11. If you have authored or edited books or DVDs, send them to be included in the
CID Virtual Library.
12. Type your name and registration number in the Subject Line of email messages
to facilitate processing.
13. To call free of charge: www.skype.com
To send membership fee: www.paypal.com
To translate the CID Circular or other texts : http://babelfish.altavista.com/ ;
14. Verify that our messages are not blocked by your antivirus or by the filters of
your Internet provider. We send messages to members at least once a month.
Put our email address in the white list of your antispam so that our messages are
not sent to its Junk directory. If you do not hear from us send fax.
Types of CID membership
1. Individual Member
Individual membership is for physical persons, that is individuals.
An undividual person can become CID Member in two ways:
a) After recommendation by another CID Member; in this case there is no evaluation his/her
curriculum vitae.
b) Without recommendation, after evaluation of his/her curriculim vitae.
2. Institutional Member
Institutional membership is for juridical entities, that is schools, companies, amateur
groups, federations, associations, institutions, business enterprises etc.
An institution can become an institutional CID member, after one of its officers, usually its
chief executive officer (President, Director or owner) has joined CID as individual member.
Other officers of the institution (teachers of a school, choreographers of a company,
associates, members of the board of a federation etc.) join as members afterwards.
It is not necessary to send the institutions' profile (activities, history, stucture etc.) for
evaluation, but only for the archives of CID.
Institutional membership does not imply that members of the institution are CID Members
("The members of our members are not our members"). They can join CID as individuals.
In this case they need no recommendation.
The President of an institutional member is not automatically a CID member. He/she can
only represent the organization and vote for it at the CID General Assembly.
3. Student Membership
For persons under 30 years of age, even if they are not students. Students over 30 are not
eligible to it. Student Members have the same rights as other CID Members.
4. Associate Membership
Associate Members are individuals or institutions who are more closely connected to CID
and contribute actively to its aims.
To attend a CID Congress or other CID event one has to be an individual member.
To attend the CID General Assembly one can be: either an individual member, or the
representative of an institutional member (or both, in which case he/she has two votes).
Events organized by CID Members are not endorsed by CID except when attended by CID
Members only. A certificate is sent in those cases.
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