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We produced an updated ‘2nd Edition’ of the Research Summary we first produced in 2016, in response to requests from people pioneering the use of music therapy in countries where it is not a widely recognised or established form of intervention.

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Guest lecture to undergraduates at The Academy of Contemporary Music (Guildford & Birmingham), with a focus on project development. Delivered online as a result of COVID-19 restrictions.

We provided a short Training for Trainers course for one of our Local Partners from the ARMS Centre for Autism (Hyderabad) ahead of co-delivering training to staff working with adults with learning disabilities in Moinabad.

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For the fourth year, the University of Transilvania organised a national music therapy conference in Brasov, at which we were delighted to present and give workshops to participants from around the country, as well as to attend many presentations given by people across Romania with an interst in music therapy (including some of our Local Partners).

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We were delighted to contrbute to Georgia’s first Music Therapy Conference organised by our partners at the Music Therapy Centre in Tbilisi on World Music Therapy Day. The conference theme was ‘Music Unites’ and it was attended by over 55 people, including representatives from the Ministry of Education, parents of beneficiaries and practitioners from other towns in Georgia.

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Guest lecture to undergraduates at The Academy of Contemporary Music (Guildford), with a focus on project development.

We were pleased to help our partners and local trainers in Cyangugu in their decision to follow our model of providing ongoing support to participants in their introductory training to ensure a sustainable imapct. In 2019 they visited the participants in the training courses they offered in 2018 to provide advice, support and troubleshoot.

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We were pleased to facilitate a locally-led training course delivered by our parterns and local trainers in Cyangugu to new staff working with The Gallagher Trust with young people with disabilities in their Community-based Living programme.

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Guest lecture to students on the Masters in Music Therapy course at the University of the West of England, with a focus on skill-sharing as a technique for music therapists to extend the reach of their work and responsible international development practice.

We provided consultancy to an independent music therapist delivering introductory training to staff working with chdilren with disabilities at the Jerusalem Princess Basma Centre.

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