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Bombed in October 2023, our Gaza Center was a vibrant hub for musicians, offering studios, rehearsal spaces, and training programs for four years. Despite its destruction, its legacy endures through our ongoing initiatives.
From January to June 2024, amidst the attacks on Gaza, the Artists Shelter in Rafah provided a haven for artists. However, we had to evacuate the shelter in June 2024 due to escalating threats.
Led by maestro Thomas Lusango, the Delia-Ndaro Art Center in Bukavu, DRC, offers comprehensive arts and music programs, fostering cultural preservation and community engagement.
Our YouTube live pocket concert performances and interviews offer artists a platform to showcase their talent, promoting cross-cultural musical collaboration and exposure.
Multimedia stations that give underserved children access to technology, learning, and music production, fostering creativity and skill development.
Providing essential studio facilities in underserved areas, including a favela in Rio de Janeiro and three countries in the Middle East, supported by the Ford Foundation.
In the heart of Ramallah, this joint venture led by artist Ahmed Eid provides musicians with spaces to learn, develop, and rehearse, nurturing artistic growth in collaboration with other organizations.
Our ongoing humanitarian response in Gaza provides artists and children a safe space to heal, connect, and preserve Palestinian culture through art, music, psychosocial support, skill development, and community resilience amidst the ongoing genocide.
We employ local artists in Gaza, Lebanon, and other war-affected areas to lead music activities for children and communities. Through psychosocial workshops and skill-building classes, artists earn a livelihood while acting as agents of change, spreading the healing power of music and fostering resilience amidst adversity.
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