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Democratic Republic of Congo: Africalia supprts four local organizations:<br />

Kin Label : promotion of comics<br />

TACCEMS : The group TACCEMS is a center of creation, exchange and show design based<br />

in Kisangani. This non-for profit organization brings <strong>to</strong>gether artists from different backgrounds<br />

concerned about the creation, the spread and promotion of cultural work.<br />

The Tarmac des Auteurs strive for universal access <strong>to</strong> the arts and the works of contemporary<br />

authors through training, dissemination and awareness<br />

Kenya: four partners, funded by Africalia, are involved in differents aspects of culture:<br />

Hot Sun Foundation is a non-profit organization based in Kibera, a slum in Nairobi, Kenya.<br />

They provide the way <strong>to</strong> the children of the slum <strong>to</strong> share their s<strong>to</strong>ries with the world. Through<br />

videos, films, s<strong>to</strong>ries, theatre and music the trainees of the Kibera Film School capture all the<br />

color and variety of their lives and their community.<br />

Slum TV is a grassroots media organisation based in Mathare, a <strong>la</strong>rge slum in Nairobi, Kenya.<br />

The basic premise behind the project is <strong>to</strong> provide the community of Mathare with a means of<br />

documenting and representing what is happening in the neighbourhood, primarily for the local<br />

audience, but also for an international public.<br />

The Mwelu Foundation is a self-help group operating in the Mathare Valley slum of Nairobi, its<br />

is <strong>to</strong> nurture the talent of children in the poorest communities of Nairobi by providing training in<br />

creative arts and essential life skills. By providing children with a voice and promoting<br />

education they hope <strong>to</strong> break the cycle of poverty and violence that exists in their<br />

communities.<br />

KURUKA MAISHA (“jump in<strong>to</strong> life”) is an Arts School for Street Children. It was developed on<br />

the premise that artistic activities help Street Children in numerous ways. The school offers<br />

c<strong>la</strong>sses in visual arts and performing arts such as Acrobatics, African traditional and<br />

contemporary dance, Capoiera, Drama, Fine art and Music.<br />

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