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During the earliest days of the war, alongside the first waves of displacement, a therapeutic theatre team was driven by one central question: "How can we help restore a sense of safety, expression, and joy for children living through extreme disruption and fear?" From this need, the Ibtesamat Tifl (Child Smile) initiative began working directly in the field, reaching children where they were and creating safe, warm spaces grounded in play, drawing, storytelling, and emotiona

"Oscar-nominated actor Colman Domingo has turned a personal belief into a lifelong mission, he recently shared, and it's become sort of...

During a talk on his recently published memoir, Before I Forget, at the India International Centre on May 29, Indian theatre actor and...

"Creative arts therapies use active art-making and the creative process as a form of therapy. This is a licensed mental health field that...

"In recent years, numerous governments and public institutions have devoted increasing attention to promoting harmony among diversity in...

World Health Organization (WHO) and the Jameel Arts & Health Lab announced a forthcoming Lancet Global Series on the health benefits of...

"St. Petersburg Arts Alliance (SPAA) is a nonprofit organization that advocates, educates and supports the local creative community. “Art...

"The Yazidi Cultural Archives project was developed over the course of 12 months through a partnership between Yazda, a community-led...

"Dr Samir Parikh, director of the department of mental health and behavioural sciences, Fortis Healthcare, says that art therapy is used...

Engaging with the arts can be beneficial for both mental and physical health - a statement from WHO/Europe Livestream of the launch on...