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Jeunesses Musicales International is an organization that develops young people through music across borders. It has over 60 country members and provides over 36,000 annual activities for its over 5 million young members. The organization focuses on providing access to music, active participation, self-esteem, critical thinking, creativity, intercultural learning, and peace building. It faces challenges of perceived elitism of culture, lack of funding and support for music education. The organization runs programs like world youth orchestras and choirs, camps promoting intercultural learning, and festivals developing music skills and careers. It also supports community development programs using music.
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Music of Armenia is a nonprofit organization that aims to rediscover, preserve, and promote Armenian music globally by organizing concerts and festivals. It was founded to breathe new life into the Armenian music legacy and has launched several annual festivals in Yerevan dedicated to the duduk, Sayat Nova's music, and Armenian sacred music. Music of Armenia brings together industry professionals to put Armenia on the map as a world music capital and provide opportunities for Armenian musicians while delivering innovative international events.
UWP Admissions Presentation
The document summarizes the Up with People Global Education program, which brings together 100 participants aged 18-29 from 20 countries for a 6-month program combining world travel, community service, and leadership training. Participants develop global citizenship skills and networks of international friends while hosting with families in different cultures. The program partners with local organizations and develops participants' leadership and career skills through seminars, internships, and producing an inspirational musical show to benefit local communities and non-profits.
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Music Basti
Music Basti' was started in 2008 to work with and empower street children through music. The project is currently working to develop a music program that teaches the children about music as well integrates messages about human rights education and life skills. It focuses on helping the children to develop self- identity, value orientation and attitudes. Alongside this, it endeavors to join together community needs of children at risk, particularly street children and urban slum children, with the efforts of the music community.
Music Basti is run by IDEA (Integrated Development Education Association), and supported by The YP Foundation. It works with Aman Biradari, and Bridge Music Academy. Music Basti was selected for the Change Looms development and assessment program in July 2009, the program supports the work of young people working for social change (Pravah and Ashoka).
The project has worked with various musicians and volunteers in Delhi, combining professionals with student volunteers and musicians. It aims to develop a collaborative and positive relationship between the music community, individuals and institutions, and through them raise awareness about the issue of child rights, and the use of the arts, particularly music to create this awareness.
Music Basti: About us
- The document summarizes a music workshop held at Kilkari Home in North Delhi on September 25, 2009 led by American singer-songwriter Carrie Newcomer.
- The workshop aimed to use music to teach children about human rights and empowerment. It also sought to create partnerships between music communities and organizations working with underprivileged children.
- Over time, the workshop organizers expanded their work to include more children and volunteers, develop a child-centered teaching model, and establish partnerships with more organizations to promote music and rights-based learning.
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Spiritus Mundi is a non-profit organization founded in 2003 based in Sweden that promotes diversity and intercultural understanding through music and arts programs. It has 20 employees, 150 volunteers, and works with 50 musicians and artists. The organization provides intercultural dialogue opportunities and cross-cultural meeting spaces for children, youths, and adults to increase awareness and knowledge of different identities and cultures. Spiritus Mundi has run numerous international programs in Sweden and other countries since 2004 focused on cultural exchange and celebrating diversity through music.
The role of music festivals in determining the gift of youth
This document summarizes music festivals held in Uzbekistan that showcase the talents of youth. It discusses how the president established partnerships between artists and music/art schools to pass traditions to new generations. Recent festivals saw over 700 musicians from various countries perform. Winners received diplomas and prizes. The festivals aim to identify and support young creative people while strengthening cultural education in the country.
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1. Developing young music leaders through inclusive music education programs can help address issues like civil unrest that threaten global stability.
2. Successful programs in the UK like More Music and Living Song train young people in music leadership, provide performance opportunities, and help develop important skills.
3. These programs are inclusive, offer progression into professional careers, and rely on collaboration between artists, educators, businesses and cultural institutions. Developing similar strategies in Hong Kong could help solve its stability issues by supporting young artists.
Alumnus club for unesco brochure
The document summarizes the history and activities of the ALUMNUS CLUB FOR UNESCO, a youth association founded in Romania in 2000. It aims to involve young people in education, science, culture and communication projects with a multicultural spirit. Key activities include organizing seminars on topics like youth and museums, coordinating international projects, and representing Romania in European and world federations of UNESCO clubs. The club also holds exhibitions, debates on issues like gender equality, and research on cultural and natural heritage.
Student Music Outreach Program
The student planned and currently runs a student music outreach program at an assisted living facility. They initially volunteered for a school requirement but enjoyed it so much they continued after. Over time they took on more responsibilities like leading activities and organizing church services. They started the program to share their love of music, believing the residents would appreciate live performances. The program connects elderly and student musician communities, with the student finding adaptability an important leadership skill. Performances are provided a few times a year.
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The World Youth Orchestra (WYO) was founded in 2001 by Damiano Giuranna to bring together talented young musicians from around the world and strengthen multicultural values through music. The WYO
Young People Values
Young people today are living in an increasingly individualized and globalized world with new technologies and forms of communication. Social structures have less influence while chosen lifestyles and global youth cultures have more influence. New technologies allow young people to access information, communicate, and participate in cultural and political activities to draw attention to issues.
Music Forward Brand Book
The document summarizes the mission and programs of the House of Blues Music Forward Foundation, a nonprofit organization that uses music to empower youth. It discusses how the Foundation harnesses the power of music to help young people build confidence and connect their passions to careers. It provides details on the Foundation's history, investments, programs served, concerts produced, and lives impacted. The Foundation's programs include grants for underserved music programs, educational concerts on the history of American music, an emerging artist incubator, an instrument donation campaign, and a mentorship program connecting youth to careers in the music industry.
Ancestors' heritage in the Uzbek musical art
This article deals with the Uzbek music, and the legacy of our ancestors is based on the masterpieces they left behind. It has been reported that music has evolved not only today but also for centuries by Abduraxmonova Manzura Batirovna 2020. Ancestors’ heritage in the Uzbek musical art. International Journal on Integrated Education. 3, 4 (Apr. 2020), 19-22. DOI:https://doi.org/10.31149/ijie.v3i4.338. https://journals.researchparks.org/index.php/IJIE/article/view/338/331 https://journals.researchparks.org/index.php/IJIE/article/view/338
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The document summarizes a European cultural heritage project that took place over 2 years across multiple countries. The project involved local activities, meetings, cultural visits and exchanges to promote understanding between cultures and a united Europe. It provided feedback from participating organizations in Romania, Italy and Spain. The objectives were supporting social integration through cultural sharing and combating racism. Beneficiaries were socioeconomically disadvantaged youth who learned about their own and other cultures. Products included newsletters, poetry/art contests, and certificates of participation.
Prezentare Living different
The document summarizes an intercultural youth exchange project called "Living Different" that took place from July 4-12, 2011 in Targu Jiu, Romania. The project aimed to encourage intercultural communication, cooperation, and help integrate young Roma people into society by valuing Roma culture and increasing tolerance among ethnic groups. Through workshops, cultural activities, and visits to the local Roma community, participants explored topics like discrimination, stereotypes, and different cultures. Feedback from participants showed the project helped them overcome personal stereotypes and appreciate other cultures.
Introduction - Nick Howdle
The document discusses changes to Youth Music's funding opportunities and introduces the Youth Music Programme. It explains that the programme aims to help children and young people with the least opportunity discover their creativity and potential through music making. The programme focuses on supporting activities in the extension role of the National Plan for Music Education and is based on evidence of benefitting young people. It also discusses challenges organizations face and new opportunities through the Youth Music Programme.
Twenty five years of choral music performance contribution of winneba youth c...
The document discusses the 25-year history and contributions of the Winneba Youth Choir (WYC) in Ghana. It began as the Methodist Junior Choir in 1988 but broke off in 1997 to form the independent WYC. The choir provides opportunities for youth employment and skill development through music. It has helped establish new youth choirs across Ghana and plays an important role in preserving Ghanaian cultural heritage and values through choral performances. The WYC has contributed significantly to socioeconomic development in Winneba and Ghana through employment, education, and social recognition for youth.
National Plan for Music Education
The Importance of Music, a National Plan for Music Education, Department for Education, DCMS, November 2011
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- 9. YOUTH MUSIC DEVELOPMENT MODEL FOR YOUTH DEVELOPMENT THROUGH MUSIC ON LOCAL and NATIONAL LEVEL INCLUDE THE “BEST” OF JMI PROGRAMS ETHNO IMAGINE Young Audience development Ensembles creation Awareness raising through dedicated public campaigns involving youth and music Volunteer work, community services through music and Charity work Youth centres development (creativity program) Extracurricular music programs in schools (Concerts in schools) OFFER IT AS SCALE-UP MODEL TO GOVERNMENTS ENGAGE LARGE SCALE DONORS
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- Build local infrastructures Local labor market opportunities Community development through volunteer work Awareness raising