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ADEA WAENDELEA KUWANOWA MAFUNDI SEREMALA.

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  https://habarileo.co.tz/adea- waendelea-kuwandoa-mafundi- selemala/ Prepared by Sijawa Omary,Mtwara  Habarileo.co.tz

PROJECT ORIENTATION:TRAINING FOR SCULPTURE ARTISTS ON 15TH NOVEMBER 2024 AT ADEA CENTRE.

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TRAINING FOR SCULPTURE ARTISTS ON 15TH NOVEMBER 2024 AT ADEA CENTRE.  This training session is part of the UNESCO-Alwaleed Philanthropies Project aimed at enhancing arts and culture through vocational skills development. The orientation was designed to equip sculpture artists with techniques to add value to their products, improve craftsmanship, and expand opportunities for employment. Sculpture artists participating in the orientation of UNESCO-Alwaleed Philanthropies project. #craftingchange  #cultureandartseducation  #sustainabledevelopment  #tvet  #unescoalwaleed  

Mobilization through traditional dances by ADEA groups art.

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ADEA Launches Training on Enhancing Arts, Culture and Vocational skills. ADEA is pleased to announce the official launch of training aimed at enhancing arts and culture through vocational skills to create employment for young men and women. Event Details: 📅 Date: Monday, 11th November 2024 ⏰ Time: 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM 📍 Venue: Open Grounds, Mkanaledi, Mtwara Purpose of the Training: This training, sponsored by the UNESCO-Alwaleed Crafting Change project , focuses on adding value to the products to be made by artists from various fields, including sculpture, painting, welding, and carpenter arts. Activities on the Launch Day: 🎶 Traditional Dance Performances 🖼️ Exhibitions of Cultural Artifacts 🎁 ADEA Gift Shop Theme: Arts, Culture, and Vocational Skills are Employment for Youth. The Guest of Honor is expected to be the Mtwara Regional Cultural Officer You Are Welcome! For more details, please contact us at: 📞 Phone: +255784652237 📧 Email: ma...

UNESCO & Alwaleed Philanthropies Project in Collaboration with ADEA: Promoting Arts, Culture, and Education through Vocational Training in Tanzania

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On October 17, 2024, the UNESCO-Alwaleed Philanthropies "Crafting Change" project was officially launched in Tanzania. The initiative aims to promote community-based development through culturally-focused capacity building and technical and vocational training (TVET) in the country. ADEA was one of five selected grantees out of thirty-eight applicants, participated in the kickoff meeting. Executive Director, Saidi Chilumba, represented the organization and presented the project summary, titled "Enhancing Arts and Culture through Vocational Skills for Employment." The meeting was held at UNESCO’s Dar es Salaam office, with participation from global partners via Zoom, including representatives from UNESCO Tanzania, UNESCO headquarters in Paris, Alwaleed Philanthropies, as well as local and national government leaders from the Vocational Education and Training Authority (VETA), the Ministry of Culture, Arts and Sports, grantee organizations, and media influencers. M...

MaKuYa FESTIVAL 2023

PLEASE VIEW THIS LINK FOR MORE INFORMATION MaKuYa fesival 2023 https://www.mwananchi.co.tz/mw/habari/kitaifa/maofisa-utamaduni-wakumbushwa-kazi-yao-4409802 Prepared by Florence Sanawa Mwandishi mwananchi.co.tz

PHOTOS OF LEARNING CENTER, MUSEUM & MaKuYa FESTIVAL 2023

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Activities   Critical thinking of math's Approach using question form with white board This is only traditional clothes are won during the traditional performing & cultural arts festival for the purpose decoration and giving education on a particular matter.  Among the story teller gives history of artifact for the aim of promoting, preserving and perpetuating  culture through museum and learning center.   Creativity of map made by ocean sand Young child under five (5) years from Mwahiyerani Art group depicting his talent for the peak of MaKuYa festival did on October 2023 at Mkanaledi stadium Mtwara .     

GAMES.

  Mdoto Is the traditional game which require 10 to 12 counting seeds or stones and one tossing stone (or lime or other round object). The traditional game displayed by women and young girls The game is played in the area around home and other time in public place, if there is special events such as traditional dance or gathering. Mdoto is played after work and special events and otherwise during the evening. But for girls they can play anytime they want depending with their time. To entertainment and also used for teaching counting and numbers The game begin by digging s small hole in the ground Video from Rafiki Rafiki Festival – Nanyamba also confirm from JMP . The object of the game is to move a determined number of seeds into the hole between the time the time stone is tossed and caught. The player being with 1s, then 2s, then 3s counting aloud each time. If the player fails to catch the stone or move the seeds in time, the play moves to the next player