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Cultural Exchange: Arts for Good
Arts for Good Fellowship
Partners (2018)
Key Partner
NalandaWay Foundation
www.nalandaway.org
NalandaWay Foundation uses visual and performing arts to help children
from disadvantaged communities in India. Their endeavour is to improve
learning abilities, reinforce positive behaviour and help children soar high by
enabling them to be creative and express through the arts. NalandaWay’s
programmes have helped them become creative and learn life skills and self-
confidence to create the lives that they truly aspire for. Their pioneering arts-
based programmes, through a combination of arts and media and enabling
child participation, seek to develop a sense of self-importance and
individuality, encourage self-expression and stimulate imagination in children
through the arts.
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Cultural Exchange: Arts for Good
Arts for Good Fellowship
Partners (2018)
Network Partners
Arts Equator
artsequator.com
Arts Equator Ltd is an arts media company that values and promotes
Southeast Asian regional arts practice. Their website, ArtsEquator.com,
features reviews, podcasts, interviews, essays, news and listings of the latest
art happenings and events in the Southeast Asia region. They are committed
to developing arts writing and arts criticism. They identify Southeast Asian
creative practices as part of, rather than adjunct to, global contemporary
arts. They are a non-profit company with its headquarters based in
Singapore.
ASEAN Foundation
www.aseanfoundation.org
The ASEAN Foundation is an organisation from and for the people of ASEAN.
They exist because of one vision: to build a cohesive and prosperous ASEAN
community. Their mission is to commit to promoting ASEAN awareness
through people-to-people interaction and collaboration with ASEAN
stakeholders to help ASEAN build a caring, cohesive, equitable and peaceful
ASEAN community. As one of ASEAN’s body, they are tasked to support
ASEAN mainly in promoting awareness, identity, interaction and
development of the people of ASEAN through four core areas which are:
education, arts and culture, media, and community building.
Asian Venture Philanthropy Network
avpn.asia
Asian Venture Philanthropy Network (AVPN) is a unique funders’ network
based in Singapore committed to building a vibrant and high impact social
investment community across Asia. AVPN’s mission is to catalyse the
movement toward a more strategic, collaborative, and outcome focused
approach to philanthropy and social investing, ensuring that resources are
deployed as effectively as possible to address key social challenges facing
Asia today and in the future.
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Cultural Exchange: Arts for Good
Arts for Good Fellowship
Partners (2018)
Network Partners
Cambodian Living Arts
www.cambodianlivingarts.org
Cambodian Living Arts (CLA)’s mission is to be a catalyst in a vibrant arts
sector, inspiring new generations. In 1998, their founder Arn CHORN-POND
returned to Cambodia after being a refugee in the USA. He started CLA to
help master artists pass on their skills to young students, in order to keep
Cambodia’s endangered cultural heritage alive. As Cambodia developed, a
new generation of artists began to emerge. CLA supported them by running
scholarships and fellowships, creating jobs, and building new audiences for
arts. Now, as CLA enters their third decade, their programmes aim to give
artists the resources and opportunities to start telling their stories of
contemporary Cambodia — from stages, schools and community spaces, to
international forums and audiences across the world.
KHOJ International Artists’ Association
khojworkshop.org
KHOJ International Artists’ Association is a non-profit, contemporary art
organisation based in New Delhi, which provides physical, intellectual and
financial support for artists and creative practitioners. Through a variety of
programmes including workshops, residencies, exhibitions, talks and
community art projects, Khoj has built an international reputation as an
outstanding alternative arts incubation space. Since 1997, Khoj has
developed itself as a unique ‘art lab’ and has supported the experimentation
of many leading Indian and international artists. It plays a central role in the
advancement of experimental, interdisciplinary and critical contemporary art
practices in India. By bringing together a diverse range of artists and art
practices, Khoj aims to facilitate change and awareness of vital global issues
and concerns through active and engaged audience participation.
LASALLE College of the Arts
www.lasalle.edu.sg
LASALLE College of the Arts in Singapore is a leading tertiary institution in
cutting edge contemporary arts and design education and practice. The
college offers more than 30 diploma, undergraduate and postgraduate
programmes in fine arts, design communication, interior design, product
design, film, animation, fashion, dance, music, theatre, arts management,
arts pedagogy and practice, art therapy, Asian art histories, and creative
writing.
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Cultural Exchange: Arts for Good
Arts for Good Fellowship
Partners (2018)
Network Partners
On the Move
on-the-move.org
On the Move is a cultural mobility information network with 40 members in
over 20 countries across Europe and internationally. Its mission is to
encourage and facilitate cross-border mobility and cooperation, contributing
to building up a vibrant and shared European cultural space that is strongly
connected worldwide.
Vietnam Stage Artists Association
www.sankhau.com.vn
The Vietnam Stage Artists Association (VSAA) is a creative political-social-
professional organisation comprised of theatre artists and administrators
who work to contribute positively to the cause of developing Vietnamese
theatre. It was officially established as an institution in 1957 in Hanoi. It
attempts to create positive conditions for theatrical artists to actively create
performances of high artistic calibre while at the same time stimulating
developments of theatre research and criticism. It often cooperates with
the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism to develop strong and
effective theatre organisations, support experimental projects, and
investigate new methods of performance.
Yayasan Chow Kit
yck.org.my
Yayasan Chow Kit (YCK) is a non-profit organisation that caters to the needs
of children in and around Chow Kit. They run two drop-in centres in Chow Kit
and one safe home for children who are in need of temporary guardianship.
They operate in partnership with Kementerian Pembangunan Wanita,
Keluarga dan Masyarakat, and a group of strategic partners comprising of
foundations, corporate companies as well as NGOs. YCK developed out of
Nur Salam and was incorporated on 19 January 2011. YCK aims to provide a
safe space and expose the children to as many positive opportunities to
allow each child to reach their full potential
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Cultural Exchange: Arts for Good
Arts for Good Fellowship
Partners (2018)
Singapore Exchange Programme
Content Partners
ArtsWok Collaborative
artswok.org
ArtsWok Collaborative is an arts-based community development
organisation that connects communities by harnessing the power of the arts
to create dialogue, invite social participation and build bridges across
difference. They work with multidisciplinary teams to design and implement
community-based arts projects, facilitate learning and exchanges through a
community of practice, build capacity of practitioners through an action
learning-incubator programme as well as conduct research and advocacy in
the field of arts-based community development. ArtsWok Collaborative
Limited is a recipient of the National Arts Council’s Major Grant 2018-2020.
Beyond Social Services
www.beyond.org.sg
Beyond Social Services is a charity dedicated to helping children and youth
from less privileged backgrounds break away from the poverty cycle. They
provide guidance, care and resources that enable families and communities
to keep their young people in school. They achieve this firstly through
community engagement where they build relationships with youths, engage
them in community activities and link them up with community resources.
Secondly, through building restorative neighbourhoods, they nurture a
conducive environment that helps youths stay on the right track. Lastly,
through community partnership, there are facilitators for volunteers and the
wider community to positively contribute to the lives of disadvantaged
youth. With this, it builds a community that supports children and youth to
strive.
Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay
www.esplanade.com
Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay is Singapore’s national performing arts
centre, offering a rich line-up of about 3,000 performances featuring dance,
music, theatre, visual arts and more annually. More than 70% of the shows
that take place each year at the centre are free for all to enjoy. As an arts
centre for everyone, Esplanade creates opportunities for seniors, youth,
children and underserved communities to experience the arts. Esplanade
also provides platforms for both budding talents and established artists to
perform and learn through mentorship and associate artist programmes.
Esplanade is operated by The Esplanade Co Ltd, which is a non-profit
organisation, a registered Charity and an Institution of a Public Character.
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Cultural Exchange: Arts for Good
Arts for Good Fellowship
Partners (2018)
Singapore Exchange Programme
Content Partners
Kim Choo Kueh Chang
www.kimchoo.com
Kim Choo Kueh Chang has been the mainstay in Singapore’s epicurean
tapestry since 1945. As a heritage business that has been serving Singapore
by producing traditional Nyonya rice dumplings and local Peranakan delights,
Kim Choo also maintains a boutique gallery and an artiste residency to
strengthen the appreciation for their shared heritage amongst Singaporeans
and foreign guests.
National Arts Council
www.nac.gov.sg
The National Arts Council (NAC) champions the arts in Singapore. By
nurturing creative excellence and supporting broad audience engagement,
NAC wants to develop Singapore as a distinctive global city where the arts
inspire people and connect communities. The NAC preserves the rich,
cultural traditions of Singapore while cultivating accomplished artists and
vibrant companies for the future. Their support for the arts is comprehensive
– from grants and partnerships to industry facilitation and arts housing. The
Council welcomes greater private and corporate giving to and through the
arts and together make the arts an integral part of everyone’s lives.
National Youth Council
www.nyc.gov.sg/en
The National Youth Council (NYC) was set up by the Singapore Government
on 1 November 1989 as the national co-ordinating body for youth affairs in
Singapore and the focal point of international youth affairs. NYC believes in a
world where young people are respected and heard and have the ability to
influence and make a difference to the world. Together with partners, NYC
develops future-ready youth who are committed to Singapore by instilling in
them a heart for service, resilience and an enterprising spirit.
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Partners for Youth Empowerment
www.partnersforyouth.org
Partners for Youth Empowerment (PYE) is a global non-profit with a mission
to unleash the creative power of young people. They provide individuals,
schools and organisations with the skills and strategies to lead
transformative programmes for youth using their proven Creative
Empowerment Model. The model combines experiential education, group
facilitation, and the arts that together foster agency, collaboration and
creativity, helping youth thrive in a changing world. Tried and tested in 15
countries, the model is practised by professionals around the world who
infuse their classrooms and programmes with their creative empowerment
approach to increase confidence, motivation and community engagement.
The RICE Company
www.therice.sg
The RICE Company Limited (TRCL) is a non-profit organisation that harvests
the potential of the arts and culture for the development of human lives and
connecting communities locally and around the world. They inspire children
and youth to pursue the arts through progressive and sustained training in
Music, Dance, Theatre, Visual Arts and Tech+Art. Their training programmes
are dedicated to children aged 6 to 12 at The Little Arts Academy and youth
aged 13 to 19 at 10 Square @ Orchard Central, regardless of their financial
circumstances.
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Chennai, India Exchange Programme
Content Partners
DakshinaChitra Museum
www.dakshinachitra.net
DakshinaChitra Museum, a project of Madras Craft Foundation was opened
to the public in 1996. The museum’s mission is to add value to heritage. Its
goal is to promote the arts and crafts, folk performing arts, domestic
architecture and lifestyles of India with emphasis on the four Southern states
of India. DakshinaChitra is an open-air museum showcasing 18 historical
houses. These houses represent architectural styles of different regions of
the South. The wonderful living traditions of craft and performance make
DakshinaChitra unique, as the museum provides a platform for crafts people
and for folk performing artists. The focus of the museum is to provide the
public with a glimpse into their heritage and to appreciate their everyday
heritage.
Dream a Dream
dreamadream.org
Dream a Dream is a registered, charitable trust empowering children and
youth from vulnerable backgrounds to overcome adversity and flourish in
the 21st century using a creative life skills approach. They work with 10,000
youth yearly through two innovation labs – After School Life Skills
Programme and Career Connect Programme. They work on a strong
collaborative approach with local charities, corporates, volunteers,
governments, expert consultants and a host of national and international
strategic partners. Over the years, Dream a Dream has received recognition
for its innovative model and work. It has been recognised by Lego
Foundation and Ashoka as a Champion in the space of Re-Imagining Learning
in the world.
East-West Center for Counselling and Training
centerforcounselling.org/east-west-center-for-counselling
East-West Centre for Counselling and Training is based in Chennai, Tamil
Nadu, India. They are a counselling centre and a counselling / therapy –
training centre. They registered under the Company Act in 2007. The Director
is Magdalene Jeyarathnam who has 25 years of counselling experience and
has been training and supervising counsellors for almost 25 years. She and
her team of counsellors practice high standards of ethics and are culturally
sensitive.
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Arts for Good Fellowship
Partners (2018)
Chennai, India Exchange Programme
Content Partners
Stella Maris College
stellamariscollege.edu.in
Stella Maris College is a Catholic minority institution established and run by
the Society of the Franciscan Missionaries of Mary (FMM). The College is
committed to serving the economically and socially marginalised sections of
society and provides university education in a Christian atmosphere for
students, especially those belonging to the Catholic community. Admission is
open to all, irrespective of caste and creed, and their rights of conscience are
respected. The College promotes inclusive practices in the implementation of
its academic programmes, taking into account learning differences and the
special needs of the differently-abled. In seeking to mould women of
character who will be self-reliant and work towards social transformation, the
College has established an educational road map that provides a framework
for quality education and stimuli for lifetime learning.
Teach for India
www.teachforindia.org
Teach For India (TFI) is a non-profit organisation that believes in an excellent
education for all children and is striving to end the problem of educational
inequity in India. In the short-term, through the Fellowship programme, they
provide an opportunity for India’s brightest and most promising individuals to
serve as full-time teachers to children from low-income communities in some
of the nation’s most under-resourced schools. In the long-term, they build and
support a powerful force of alumni, who informed by their experiences and
insights, work towards affecting systemic changes to realise the educational
opportunity for all. Through this two-part theory of change, TFI seeks to engage
everyone in the fight for an excellent education for all.
The Music Academy, Madras
musicacademymadras.in
The Music Academy, Madras is a landmark institution in the history of the fine
arts. Run entirely by voluntary effort, it was founded in 1928 as an outcome
of the music conference that was held in conjunction with the All India
Congress Session in Madras city. It was conceived to set the standard for
Carnatic music. In 1929, it began hosting annual conferences on music and
started the December Music Festival of Madras. Its series of publications have
been of immense use to scholars and the public. In the 1930s, the Academy
championed classical dance, provided a forum for discussions and presented
dance performances. It is also a venue for Hindustani music and classical
dance forms from the rest of India and the world. Last year, UNESCO gave
Chennai the creative city tag chiefly because of the December Music Festival.
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