Musicians Unite to End FGM (MUTE FGM)

Musicians Unite to End FGM (MUTE FGM)

Musicians Unite to End FGM (MUTE FGM) sees us working with both local and internationally acclaimed musicians to raise awareness of FGM amongst a much wider audience and to audiences of musicians whose countries of origin are affected by the issue.

The musicians we work with believe they have a social responsibility to question, comment and take action.

We have organised concerts and community events with the following incredible musicians:  Rasha, Dobet GnahoréModou N’diaye CissokhoVanessa Kisuule, Poetic PilgrimageHanisha SolomonSharna CaneNka1 (Lopango ya Banka),  Corey Harris, and many more.

We believe in the power of music to spread positive change in society. Through the enjoyable and powerful medium of music we hope to change more hearts and minds to end this practice and to inspire others to join in the campaign to end FGM.” Naomi Reid, FORWARD’s Communications and Events Manager.

 

The Power of Music

 

Ntiai Eembe Koko (Drop the razor blade old lady)

As part of MUTE FGM we supported Tanzanian bongo flava artist R P Mbaula to create a video for this amazing song– Ntiai Eembe Koko (Drop the razor blade old lady).

Find out more on how we work with the arts to make a difference!

Artists Unite to End FGM

Artists Unite to End FGM

Find our more about how we work with visual artists to raise awareness of FGM and violence against African women and girls.

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