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The Ensemble seeks to connect and inform all people who are committed to ensemble music education for youth empowerment and social change.

Apply for Funding through Globus

09-21-2022

Everyone benefits from an international exchange of perspectives and expertise. The Nordic Culture Fund has embraced this sentiment in its new grant program, Globus, which invites artists and cultural actors from Nordic countries and abroad to come together through collaborative projects that address global issues.

European Music Policy Exchange Launches

09-21-2022

The European Music Policy Exchange, the brainchild of Music Cities Network and the Center for Music Ecosystems, is hosting the first-ever music policy think tank for European cities.

Sparkplug Foundation Grant for Musicians

09-21-2022

Do you have a community-focused project idea that needs a funding boost to take off?

Symphonies for Schools Resources Highlight Deaf Awareness Month

09-21-2022

September is Deaf Awareness Month, with International Week of Deaf People having begun on September 19.

Two New Scholarly Books about Our Field

09-21-2022

Researcher and author Alix Sarrouy has just published two books relevant to anyone involved in the music for social change field.

Detroit Youth Choir Sings Out against Gun Violence

09-21-2022

While many communities continue to reckon with the consequences of gun violence, the Detroit Youth Choir has released a powerful new music video honoring lives lost with a call to action.

‘Creating Healthy Communities’ Gathering

09-21-2022

On October 10–11, the University of Florida Center for Arts in Medicine is hosting the “Creating Healthy Communities 2022 Convening,” welcoming students, professionals, and organizations who are engaged in the arts, public health, and community development initiatives.

Kakuma Sound Cultural Festival Celebrates Refugee Communities

09-21-2022

In Kenya’s Kakuma Refugee Camp, one of the oldest and largest refugee camps in Africa, you will find over 30 distinct refugee communities among the camp’s nearly 200,000 inhabitants.

Afrocentric SEL Workshop

09-21-2022

On October 8, the Black Teaching Artist Lab will offer an online workshop to introduce their Afrocentric Social Emotional Learning Framework, equipping arts educators to empower Black youth through their teaching practices.

Colombia Hosts World’s Largest Concert for Peace

09-21-2022

In August, 16,000 artists came together in Bogotá, Colombia’s capital, to take part in the world’s largest concert ever.

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