Read some of our inspiring stories of change.

Children Speak: Inspiring Stories from our Music for Social Change Program

I found my voice.  “Before the program, I was too shy to speak up, but music gave me a way to express myself loud and clear.” – Lily, 12(Not real name)

I feel more confident. “Playing the drums made me feel like a rockstar! Now I believe I can tackle any challenge that comes my way.” – Alex, 9(Not real name)

I made new friends. “I met other kids who love music just like me. Now we’re a band and best friends forever!” – Sofia, 11(Not real name)

I learned to listen and understand others. “In the orchestra, we had to listen to each other to make beautiful music together. It taught me how to be a better listener in life too.” – Ethan, 14(Not real name)

I feel like I can make a difference. “We wrote a song about saving the planet, and now I know my music can change the world!” – Maya, 10(Not real name)

I discovered a passion for music. 🎵 “I never thought I’d love playing the violin so much. Now, I want to be a famous musician one day!” – Noah, 11(Not real name)

I learned about different cultures.” “We played songs from all over the world. It made me realize how beautiful and diverse our planet is!” – Ava, 13(Not real name)

I overcame challenges. “Learning the piano was hard, but with practice and determination, I nailed my recital performance!” – Lucas, 17(Not real name)

I felt supported and encouraged. “My teacher always cheered me on, even when I made mistakes. Now I know it’s okay to learn and grow.” – Mary, 11(Not real name)

“Music makes me happy.  “When I sing, I forget all my worries. Music is like a magic spell that brings smiles to my face!” – Oliver, 16(Not real name)

These heartwarming stories show how Our music for social change programs inspire and uplift children, shaping them into confident, empathetic, and passionate individuals. The power of music knows no bounds when it comes to touching young hearts and minds. 

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