Category: Music

Music, North America

John and the Shelter Music Boston experience at Lifebrige Shelter House

Salem – Massachusetts (USA) Where were you in 2016? If you happened to be living in the US, you could have been one of the 549,928 people experiencing homelessness (2016 annual homeless assessment report). You could have been lucky enough to be among the 68% who stayed in emergency shelters, transitional housing programs, or safe havens, but you could also have been among the ones … Continue reading John and the Shelter Music Boston experience at Lifebrige Shelter House

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Africa, Music

Joseph Samwel Kaya and Umoja Arts Project

(TANZANIA) JOSEPH is originally from Arusha, a city in the northern Tanzania and the capital of the Arusha Region. It is a multicultural city with a majority of population descending from indigenous African, Arab-Tanzanian and Indian-Tanzanian. Over the past years, population in Arusha city has increased due to rural-urban migrations and it currently has one of the highest population densities among the urban centers in … Continue reading Joseph Samwel Kaya and Umoja Arts Project

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Music, North Africa and Middle East

Muntasser Jebrini and Al Kamandjati Music School

(Ramala – PALESTINE) MUNTASSER lives in Ramallah, a Palestinian city in the central West Bank, located 10 kilometres north of Jerusalem. Palestine is a state in the Middle East that is not recognized by all the countries in the world (only 136 out of the total 196 United Nations member countries do recognize it as state). The State of Palestine is comprised by the West … Continue reading Muntasser Jebrini and Al Kamandjati Music School

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Latin America and Caribbean, Music, Performing Arts

Ronald Palacios and Proyecto Casa B

(Bogotá – COLOMBIA) RONALD lives in Belén, one of the neighborhoods of La Candelaria, the historical and cultural center of Bogotá. Belén is a very small area comprised by no more than twenty blocks. Due to its location, receives a lot of movement of people traveling in and outside the city center, but despite that, it can still be considered a quiet area. Unluckily Belén … Continue reading Ronald Palacios and Proyecto Casa B

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