Musicians without Borders use music to reduce the stressful effects of war and to connect people across cultural, political and religious borders for peace and positive change

On December 1, World AIDS Day, we launched the fundraising campaign for our new project Rwanda Youth Music, a music program for hundreds of HIV+ children and youth in Kigali, Rwanda.

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Singing without Borders is our new singing, percussion and song-writing project in schools for years 4-6. We will be collecting and sharing songs from different cultures within the classroom and delivering after school sessions for children led by refugees and non-refugee music leaders working together.

The project aims to explore stories, objects and music from refugee cultures to inspire children to create their own music for a joint performance and CD. Big thanks to Youth Music and the Martyn Donaldson Music Trust for supporting this project!

Stone Flowers CD for sale NOW!

We work in partnership with Freedom from Torture NW to create a singing and song-writing group.
In 2011, 'Stone Flowers' recorded their first album and performed at the Imperial War Museum North on Sunday 25 September as part of Peace without Borders Festival.