Ssekitto kalule emmanuel: healing children’s traumas with art

What if 80% of your students were emotionally traumatised?

How do you plan classes if you don’t know which or how many of your students will show up every day?

How do you use the artwork your students create to finance their own education?

Ssekitto Kalule Emmanuel took these questions and created an initiative that now effects most of the children in Uganda and is seeping over the boundaries to the surrounding countries.

We’ll show you how to implement. his ideas into your own classroom.

Based on Ssekitto’s work, they have witnessed better education outcomes and improved performance among the young people we empower.Also on the section of their online shop, they have tens of children from financially challenged backgrounds raise their school fees from the sale of artwork and merchandise. This has been since 2019 and here is the link to the online store:

⁠https://store.facesup.org/

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