Tunisia88
Impact

In numbers, and in voices.

The proof of the program is in its scale and in the students it has changed. Both matter, and both are growing.

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Student-led music clubs
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Governorates covered
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Regional choirs
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Choristers
Program outcomes

What happens every year

These are the program activities that run on the annual cycle, reaching every club in every governorate.

3Trainings per year

Every elected club leader attends three alumni-delivered trainings each mandate: leadership, creativity, and club sustainability.

2National contests

The Song Contest and Event Contest run each year, with international judges for the Song Contest and winners announced at the Alumni Summit.

400+Choristers performing

Each year, 400 young musicians audition for and perform in 11 regional choirs, many presenting original repertoire.

26Regions with alumni supervisors

Experienced alumni supervisors mentor newer coordinators across all 26 administrative regions, ensuring consistent quality in every governorate.

2Alumni summits per year

Two annual summits bring the full alumni network together to celebrate, elect leadership, and set direction for the next cycle.

3Languages of reporting

Monthly reports on club activity are published in Arabic, French and English, shared with institutional partners and the Ministry of Education.

The journey

From 88 concerts to clubs in every public high school

The program grew in three deliberate phases, each one wider than the last.

76Phase I

88 concerts staged and 76 music clubs founded in public high schools across every governorate of Tunisia.

511Phase II

A music club created in each of the remaining 511 public high schools, putting music in every public high school in the country.

596Phase III

Securing the lasting future of all 596 clubs across Tunisia, combining public high schools and a growing network of partner schools.

In their words

What it changes

The club changed how my daughter manages her time and leads others. Her musical knowledge grew, but so did her confidence.

Kansa
Mother of Khawla, club member

The club gave our school a cultural life it did not have before. Music belongs in this community, and now it is here.

Mohamed
School director

My son came out of Tunisia88 more mature and more responsible, with a view of the world that reaches well beyond our town.

Tarek
Father of Mounir, alumnus

Journalists across Tunisia and Europe have told the story too.

Read the press

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