The American Dance Festival's programs are based on its mission, to "encourage and support the creation and presentation of new modern dance work by both established and emerging choreographers, to preserve our modern dance heritage through continued presentation of classic works as well as through archival efforts, to build wider national and international audiences for modern dance, to enhance public understanding and appreciation of the art form and its cultural and historical significance, to provide a sound scientific and aesthetic base for professional education and training of young dancers, and to maintain a forum for integrating and disseminating information on dance education".

A portal of dance history and education resources from the National Arts Centre in Ottawa, Canada.

A free video resource curated by America's longest running dance festival. Dance clips spanning from the 1930s to present are included.

The Jerome Robbins Dance Division of the New York Public Library is the "largest and most comprehensive archive in the world devoted to the documentation of dance". Finding aids to collections and special digitized collections are accessible on the website, including "The Moving Image Archive," an interactive archive which dance researchers can use to browse, search, compare and comment on dance videos and images.

A resource and hub for dance related information, advocacy and service in the Greater Philadelphia region.