Art and Culture

The Open Society Foundations (OSF)-Africa: Call for Proposals

07.11.2022 , Art and Culture, Democracy & Governance, Economic Justice, Education, Human Rights, Opportunity, Youth

The COVID-19 pandemic has worsened an already-existing education deficit. Before COVID-19, Sub-Saharan Africa had approximately 100 million children from pre-school to tertiary education level who were not in school due to a lack of investment, living in areas of conflict, low quality of the educational...

White Yet Black: International Albinism Awareness Day 2022

14.10.2022 , Art and Culture, Human Rights

White Yet Black is a conversational piece with people with albinism in Southern Africa. Part documentary, part experimental film, White Yet Black is a poetic piece. The film attempts to highlight the experiences of people with albinism in the southern African region....

New Youth Hub at Radio Sem Fronteiras seeks to catalyze change and build community resilience

15.05.2020 , Art and Culture, News, Youth

Earlier this week, h2n opened a Youth Hub at Radio Sem Fronteiras (RSF) in Pemba, continuing the expansion of its youth engagement network in Cabo Delgado province. The six members of the Youth Hub, three girls and three boys, will learn radio and television journalism,...

Open Society Foundations secures artifacts and cultural objects: Patrick Gaspard

26.11.2019 , Art and Culture, News

In the week, the Open Society Foundations launched a $15 million dollar initiative to strengthen and expedite, efforts surrounding the restitution of artifacts and cultural objects looted from the African continent. ...

Creative storytelling workshop

25.11.2019 , Art and Culture, Events

The Democracy and Governance cluster (DG) in collaboration with OSF-Programme on Independent Journalism (PIJ) sought to test the potential for journalists to collaborate with artists to develop new and compelling formats to tell important journalistic stories that have a corruption and social justice angle, and...

Open Society Pledges Support for African Cultural Heritage Restitution

14.11.2019 , Art and Culture, News

The Open Society Foundations today announced a $15 million initiative to strengthen efforts to restore cultural objects looted from the African continent. Over four years, the initiative will support networks and organizations working to return Africa’s heritage to its rightful home. ...

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Art and Culture

The Open Society Foundations (OSF)-Africa: Call for Proposals

White Yet Black: International Albinism Awareness Day 2022

New Youth Hub at Radio Sem Fronteiras seeks to catalyze change and build community resilience

Open Society Foundations secures artifacts and cultural objects: Patrick Gaspard

Creative storytelling workshop

Open Society Pledges Support for African Cultural Heritage Restitution

[Um concurso Público] para os jornalistas e artistas criativos Moçambicanos

[Open Call] to Mozambican journalists and creative artists

Arts for Social Change: High Time!

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