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Donation $30
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The funds will contribute towards students, either as a % for scholarship, or provide students with materials, computers, equipment and more.
 
In return you as a supporter will get a hand painted art card made by students.
 Donation $700
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The funds will provide a scholarship for one student for one year. In return you will get one major art work per year. Depending on the course chosen by the student. Either a fine art work or fashion clothing made by students. You will also be welcomed to visit the academy and learn more about the students and artworks. 

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Donations

Org. nummer – 914 935 059
Bank – DNB

Kontonummer - 1503 5678 791
IBAN – NO30 1503 5678 791
BIC – DNBANOKKXXX

VIPPS - 102628

Email

hedda.wold@gmail.com

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Address

Slemdalsveien 55, 0373 Oslo

 

 

 

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Projects

Nagenda International School of Art
Nagenda International School of Art
Many of the students at NIAAD are in a risk of going on social sidetracks, but through the scholarships they are given an opportunity to get an education. The school equips the students with skills and knowledge within art and crafts and make them capable of promoting them selves and selling their own products. They are encouraged to create their own jobs, and follow-up of previous students shows that this is exactly what many of them actually do. This a way out of poverty.
www.niaadacademy.com
Kibera Kids Club
Kibera Kids Club
For kids in the Kibera slum it may be problematic to go home directly after school. The parents often have enough with their own issues, which often does not contribute to a constructive home environment. Kibera Kids Club, KKC, was created to offer kids and youth a good and safe environment after school, in weekends and in holidays. In addition to art education with focus on Affirmative Art, activities like soccer, dance, drama, Tai-Kwondo are offered as well.
More info on the KKC Facebook page
Affirmative Art
Affirmative Art
If you can define what you want in life, and use this as a guiding tool, there is a greater chance for reaching your goals. Affirmative Art is a method to identify and illustrate dreams and visions. Either for individuals, groups or companies. Through playing with colours, words and illustrations that represents your goals, that can be used as guide through life. The process have been utilised in many contexts and gives the participant an opportunity to define a direction.
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Affirmative Art

 

If you can define what you want in life, and use this as a guiding tool, there is a greater chance for reaching your goals.  Affirmative Art is a method to identify and illustrate dreams and visions. Either for individuals, groups or companies. Through playing with colours, words and illustrations that represents your goals, that can be used as guide through life.

The process have been utilised in many contexts and gives the participant an opportunity to define a direction. 

 

www.affirmativeart.org

 

African institute of Technology, Entrepreneurship and Design (AiTED)

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Higher education  in East Africa is often not practical oriented and not adapted to young peoples curiosity and creativity. AiiTED represents a new type of university that focuses on a practical approach, problem solving, interdisciplinary and increased self awareness.This makes  the education substantially more stimulating, exciting and contribute to solve the problems of the future. Art for Change is the key partner in the development of AiTED in Masaka, Uganda. NIAAD will be a part of AiTED in 2019. 

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www.aited.net

 

Nagenda International School of Art and Design

 

Many of the students at NIAAD are in a risk of going on social sidetracks, but through the scholarships they are given an opportunity to get an education. The school equips the students with skills and knowledge within art and crafts and make them capable of promoting them selves and selling their own products. They are encouraged to create their own jobs, and follow-up of previous students shows that this is exactly what many of them actually do.

This a way out of poverty.

 

www.niaadacademy.com