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Mundesi III

Mundesi III is a follow-up project of previous projects in 2009 and 2010. The goal is to give the target groups an experience of a model for inclusive work between the local ordinary schools, the Social Centre working with disabled children and the organisation ALB-AID - working with land mine victims. Through using public performances as a tool disabled people will be visible in the society and their status will be raised. The long-term goal with the project is to give young people with disabilities in Kukës, Albania a chance to improve their daily life and to be able to participate in the society.

The main target group is disabled people with a special focus on children and young people. Other target goups are civil organisations and institutions working with the main target group, families with disabled members, school teachers and pupils in Kukës region. An additional target group is organisations within the arts sector in Tirana and Kosova.

The activities will focus on inclusion, visibility and capacity-building and are developed from the results of Mundesi II. The main activity will be workshop days in Kukës in music, dance and drama leading to a public performance.

The participants will be members from ALBAID, children and staff from the Social Centre and also pupils and teachers from the ordinary schools. The idea is to involve a small number of pupils and teachers from five compulsary schools. The final performance will then be performed outdoor at each school.

Mundesi II

Mundesi II was a follow-up project. The aim was to give young people with disabilities in Kukës, Albania, a chance to improve their daily life and to be able to participate in the society. The activities were workshops in music and drama with a final performance for a public audience. The target groups of the projects were children and staff from the Social Service Centre and members from ALB-AID, vicims of mine accidents. The project ended with evaluation and future plans. As a next step we want to cooperate with the schools in the district and make a public performance, that can be shown to all students and teachers.

More information and photos Mundesi II (pdf)

Mundesi

Project Mundesi – Opportunities for young people with disabilities in Kükes, Albania. The project was about bringing together different members of the youth community of Kükes by using creative arts as a tool. The project activities took place during 2009 in Kükes, north-east Albania and in Öjebyn, north Sweden.

Film from Mundesi
More information and photos from project Mundesi
Project description of Mundesi på Svenska Institutet under Creative Force
Article about Mundesi

DAJ II

DAJ II is a follow-up project. Share Music will continue the collaboration with the National Pedagogical Dragomanov University in Kiev, Ukraine and the organisation “Caucasian mosaic” in Georgia. The long-term goal is to develop methods for using arts as a tool in the work with disabled people in Belarus, Ukraine and Georgia. The overall aim with the project is to improve the situation for disabled people according to the human rights.

In DAJ II the activities will focus on artistic and creative development sharing best of practises. Workshops in music, dance and drama will be run by Share Music-tutors. The project also aims to establishing further contact and collaboration with artists and organisations within the arts sector. Special seminars will be arranged and focus on the creative and artistic process in the work.

The target groups for the activities in all countries will be students and teachers from the universities, disabled children and young adults, parents, NGOs and persons working within the disability field and the arts sector.

DAJ!

A project about developing methods for using arts as a tool in the work with disabled people in Belarus, Ukraine and Georgia, that took place 2010. The aim was to organise activities which raised an interest and made people aware about the possibilities using arts within disability field. A focus group with two representatives/country participated in all the project activities and formed a network for sharing and future collaboration.

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