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Tunisia88 Activities Report 2 YEAR ACTIVITIES' REPORT 2 0 1 6 - 2 0 1 8 Tunisia88 is a project of 88 educational concerts, focusing on high schools, covering all 24 governorates of Tunisia and presented with the strong belief that music cultivates respect for difference and artists can be global citizens. Wherever possible, Tunisia88 commissions and performs music by young Tunisian composers. Tunisia88 is run in partnership with Action et Développement Solidaire, a Tunisia based NGO; 88 International; and the European Investment Bank Institute. The project is under the 'High Patronage' of the President of the Republic of Tunisia. Tunisia88 organizes 3 types of concerts: School concerts Public concerts Private concerts At the end of 2017 53 41 5600 IMPACTED CONCERTS SCHOOL CLUBS IN 16 GOVERNORATES STUDENTS Nabeul Lycée Haouaria 168 students present School concerts 30.11.2017 2017-2018 Monastir Nabeul Lycée Bouguiba Lycée Mahmoud El Massadi 115 students present 67 students present 04.12.2017 29.11.2017 Monastir Sousse Lycée Pilote Lycée Hamame 95 students present 113 students present 04.12.2017 28.11.2017 Sousse Gabes Lycée Ibn Rochd Lycée Abou Kacem Chebi 119 students present 109 students present 27.11.2017 20.10.2017 Sousse Tataouine Lycée Mahmoud Messadi Lycée 2 Mars 102 students present 96 students present 27.11.2017 19.10.2017 Gabes Tatouine Lycée Farhat Hached Lycée Smar 59 students present 227 students present 21.10.2017 18.10.2017 Tataouine Jendouba, Tabarka Lycée Pilote Lycée 2 Mars 93 students present 120 students present 17.10.2017 13.10.2017 Kasserine Beja, Testour Lycée Sbeitla Lycée Ibn Abi Dhief 127 students present 128 students present 16.10.2017 12.10.2017 Kasserine Beja, Testour Lycée Feriana Lycée Ibn Zaydoun 227 students present 100 students present 16.10.2017 10.10.2017 Kef Manouba Lycée Pilote Lycée Ibn Mandhour 122 students present 46 students present 10.10.2017 05.10.2017 Bizerte Manouba Lycée Farhat Hached Lycée Omrane Superieur 77 students present 101 students present 09.10.2017 03.10.2017 Manouba Manouba Lycée El Farabi Lycée Khaznadar 91 students present 83 students present 06.10.2017 03.10.2017 Tunis School concerts American Cooperative School 100 students present 2016-2017 29.03.2017 Kef Bizerte Lycée Essers Lycée Menzel Bourguiba 150 students present 250 students present 31.03.2017 27.03.2017 Kef, Kaalet Snen Ben Arous College Abu Kacem Shebi College Mhamdia 100 students present 180 students present 30.03.2017 24.03.2017 Manouba Sfax Lycée Oued Elil College Sakiet Eddayer 150 students present 130 students present 23.03.2017 09.03.2017 Manouba Kasserine Lycée Diwar Hicher Lycée Pilote 100 students present 200 students present 22.03.2017 08.03.2017 Sfax, Kerkennah Gafsa Lycée Farhat Hached Lycée El Guettar 250 students present 200 students present 10.03.2017 07.03.2017 Gafsa Ariana Lycée Ibn Rached College Ibn Khaldoun 120 students present 100 students present 06.03.2017 22.11.2016 Ben Arous Jendouba Lycée Hammam Lif College Ain Soltane 200 students present 200 students present 22.11.2016 12.10.2016 Ben Arous Jendouba Lycée Boumhal Lycée Ain Draham 130 students present 200 students present 22.11.2016 11.10.2016 Jendouba Gafsa Lycée Pilote Lycée Pilote 130 students present 200 students present 31.03.2016 10.03.2016 T U N I S I A 8 8 CLUBS 41 School Clubs +390 Club members +170 Club meetings Public concerts 2017-2018 American Cooperative School of Tunis - Ya Bledi Concert with Taipei Civic Symphony Orches tra and Tunisia88 Choir 29.07.2017 Public concerts 2016-2017 Carthage Acropolium - Celebration of the first year of Tunisia88 with music by Tunisian composers 26.03.2017 Sousse Municipal Theater - Fundraiser with UNHCR for Syrian refugees 21.03.2017 Carthage Acropolium - Beginning of Tunisia88 30.11.2015 Private concerts 2017-2018 Residence of Ulrich H. Brunnhuber, Tunis Tunisia88 Fundraiser: Une soirée Hongroise 07.10.2017 Private concerts 2016-2017 Residence of Ulrich H. Brunnhuber, Tunis Sebil association Fundraiser for the assistance of mothers and children Private launch of Tunisia88 29.11.2015 Residence of Ulrich H. Brunnhuber, Tunis Tunisia88 Fundraiser: Chopin et Au Delà 16.10.2016 Other Activities Leadership training 2017-2018 Select Tunisia88 Club members regularly participate in leadership training aiming to enhance their skills in event organization, team- building, and creative thinking. Club mentors also participate in mentorship training. Leadership training Trainers: Omar Riahi - Bayrem Jrad 01.04.2017 Leadership training Trainers: Omar Riahi - Bayrem Jrad 09-10.09.2017 Leadership training Trainers: Omar Riahi - Bayrem Jrad WORKSHOP WITH TERESA IN Mentorship training FEBRUARY 2018 Trainer: Hedi Amara 01-02-03.11.2017 Team Executive Committee Radhi Meddeb - President Ulrich H. Brunnhuber - Chief Strategist and Saxophonist Kimball Gallagher - Executive Director Directors Farouk S'habou - Musical Director of Operations Nesrine Mbarek - Director of Music Clubs Souhayl Guesmi - Associate Director Advisors Assistant Ahlem Ben Boubaker Chief Club Coordinator Rabaa Mwelhi Ferid Abbas Film Director Waheb Chargui Events Specialist Imed Kacem Jaloul Ayed Reports Slim Ghana Achraf Meddeb Core and Guest Musicians Selim Arjoun Regional Representatives Trainers Nour Arjoun Amel and Ferid Mbarek - Center, South Omar Riahi Lilia Ben Chikha Leila Arjoun - Greater Tunis, North East Bayrem Jrad Mouhamed Amin Jarraya Azziza Azouz - Bizerte Hedi Amara Feirouz Osman Hanen Rahoui and Kamel Guesmi - North West Accountant Mohammed Gharbi Zied El Aissi Core Beliefs Music cultivates respect for difference Musicians can be global citizens Excellence inspires excellence In Tunisia, wonderful things are possible Tunisia is a leader in the arts in North Africa .
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