We invest in providing young children and adults a platform to engage in street dance competitions, performances in public venues to further the local cultural platforms, and provide them with the means to record their songs or play them on public radio.
Creativity improves mental health and gives these people, many who have experienced severe trauma, the opportunity to express themselves without the need to use words. They are able to explore emotion, deeper societal challenges, develop connection, a sense of community and friendship, and improve their well-being through these opportunities.

Ultimately though, when we walk through the neighborhoods where these youth come from, fully aware that the average person lives off $1 a day, and we ask these groups of kids who surround us ‘what are you proud of?’ We are surrounded by laughter, smiles and absolute joy when they proudly answer: ‘Our music and dance street performance!’ This pride of achievement and excellence is what drives us to work with them. We are proud and joyful when we can be a part of providing the space for these performances to exist.