adw'art

adw'art is rated 3 out of 5 in the category philanthropy. Read and write reviews about adw'art. adw'art is non for profit structure offering totally free music classes (about 2hrs pers week and per child) to children living in the poorest areas of Tunisia with the strong conviction that musical education allows not only to reveal the most beautiful talents, but above all to transform the destinies of the beneficiaries and their communities by offering unexpected prospects for the future. adw'art was founded in 2016 by a group of friends, all music lovers, convinced that Tunisia would only reveal its real potential through the young generations grown up by the openness of spirit brought by the arts, and in particular music. Since then, and with the support of incredible partners such as the Arab Institute of Human Rights, the Drosos Foundation, the German Government and an amazing bunch of Tunisian citizens, adw'art has opened 2 schools, enrolled more than 100 students among which children with special needs, contributed to the most creative international cultural projects and created a social dynamic of mutual aid, respect and progress lifted by this common passion for music in particular and art in general. With limited financial resources but an incredible human force and engagement, adw'art continues to develop its activities, in particular through partnerships with Tunisian organisations (Association L 'Art Rue, etc.) and international institutions (Conservatoire de Musique de Genève) with the objective of strengthening its commitment to the most disadvantaged communities: allowing their children to have free access to learning music and its benefits. In the years to come, adw'art intends to consolidate its presence in Tunisia and other Arab and Mediterranean countries. Its team, composed only of strong and committed Tunisian women, will keep deploying all efforts to fulfil the dream of the founders: making music learning a right, not a privilege. It all started with a bunch of friends, a warm coffee and a simple vision...