Classical music offers young people a way out of Kenya’s slums
Published: December 29, 2024 (Washington Post)
Author: Katharine Houreld
We were honoured to be featured by The Washington Post for work that sits at the heart of our mission — using music to create space, structure, and possibility for young people. The piece reflects the realities many of the children we work with face daily, and how music becomes more than an art form: it becomes a refuge, a discipline, and a way forward. For us, the feature is not about recognition, but about amplifying the voices and stories of young people whose talent and resilience deserve to be seen and supported.
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