Uminat’s Music as Therapy Experience
Umniat, a teacher from Jordan who is involved in our Al-Musiqa Tajm'ana project, has shared…
chrisJuly 3, 2025
“If we give hope to humanity, humanity will give hope back to us.”
My name is Supakarn, and I was born in Thailand. I have close ties with…
chrisJuly 2, 2025
“Music? What do I need that for?”
My name is Almerisa, and I am a Musicians Without Borders workshop leader and trainer…
chrisMay 22, 2025
Reflections From Jordan
This blog was written by Fabienne Van Eck (Regional Program Manager Middle East and Trainer)…
chrisApril 10, 2025
Musicians Without Borders on NPO Klassiek: Interview with Otto de Jong
The following is a translated excerpt from a radio interview from the Dutch classical music…
Suelenn GraanoogstAugust 9, 2024
Music Bus NL: Interview with Lilian van der Vaart
Our Music Bus NL projects works with different partners in refugee reception centers in the…
Suelenn GraanoogstJuly 24, 2023
Because they were hiding, they couldn’t sing
by Chris Nicholson "Because the tutsis were hiding, they couldn’t sing.” This testimony of a…
Suelenn GraanoogstApril 13, 2015
Asylum
by Chris Nicholson “No Chris, I think it should be this…” and he corrected my…
Suelenn GraanoogstMarch 17, 2015
“I am fine, thank you.”
by Chris Nicholson It took me a couple of months of giving therapy sessions before…
Suelenn GraanoogstJanuary 24, 2015
One… Four, five…
by Chris Nicholson ONE, two and, three and, FOUR, FIVE, six and; ONE, two and,…
Suelenn GraanoogstSeptember 22, 2014
