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Folktale stage adaptations begin
21 May 2018Read moreOver the upcoming weeks, Nanzikambe Arts will present staged adaptations of five traditional folktales in Blantyre District. A previous project recorded Malawian folktales, which are reflective of the rich cultural heritage of Malawi. As a way of disseminating these folktales, Nanzikambe Arts is now adapting and dramatising the folktales on stage.
Read moreOver the upcoming weeks, Nanzikambe Arts will present staged adaptations of five traditional folktales in Blantyre District. A previous project recorded Malawian folktales, which are reflective of the rich cultural heritage of Malawi. As a way of disseminating these folktales, Nanzikambe Arts is now adapting and dramatising the folktales on stage.
Folktale stage adaptations begin
21 May 2018 -
Rei Foundation sponsors SEAPAAVA conference
19 March 2018Read moreRei Foundation has offered sponsorship to the 22nd SEAPAVAA Conference in April 2018, for the third year in a row. The theme of the 2018 conference, which will be held in Bangkok, Thailand, is AV Archiving Beyond Boundaries. Rei Foundation sponsorship will help support competent professionals with lesser financial resources to participate.
Read moreRei Foundation has offered sponsorship to the 22nd SEAPAVAA Conference in April 2018, for the third year in a row. The theme of the 2018 conference, which will be held in Bangkok, Thailand, is AV Archiving Beyond Boundaries. Rei Foundation sponsorship will help support competent professionals with lesser financial resources to participate.
Rei Foundation sponsors SEAPAAVA conference
19 March 2018 -
FAFSWAG presents new multimedia theatre work Fa’aafa
5 March 2018Read moreRei Foundation provides support for FAFSWAG's new project, Fa’aafa. FAFSWAG is an award winning, LGBTIQ+ Pasifika arts collective based in South Auckland who use dance, contemporary art, theatre and storytelling to express queer identities and expand the variety of stories and people we see in the arts and on screen.
Read moreRei Foundation provides support for FAFSWAG's new project, Fa’aafa. FAFSWAG is an award winning, LGBTIQ+ Pasifika arts collective based in South Auckland who use dance, contemporary art, theatre and storytelling to express queer identities and expand the variety of stories and people we see in the arts and on screen.
FAFSWAG presents new multimedia theatre work Fa’aafa
5 March 2018 -
New vocational scholarships for Tonga Leitis Association
2 February 2018Read moreRei Foundation renews support for Tonga Leitis Association vocational scholarships, which offer Tongans, particularly members of the Leitis community, new education opportunities.
Read moreRei Foundation renews support for Tonga Leitis Association vocational scholarships, which offer Tongans, particularly members of the Leitis community, new education opportunities.
New vocational scholarships for Tonga Leitis Association
2 February 2018 -
Malawi Folktales Theatre project in the news
8 November 2017Read moreThe Rei Foundation supported Malawi Folktales Theatre has been featured in Malawi newspaper The Nyasa Times. The article explains how theatre adaptions will contribution to the goal of preserving and celebrating Malawi's folktale tradition, while sharing with audiences the lessons held within each story.
Read moreThe Rei Foundation supported Malawi Folktales Theatre has been featured in Malawi newspaper The Nyasa Times. The article explains how theatre adaptions will contribution to the goal of preserving and celebrating Malawi's folktale tradition, while sharing with audiences the lessons held within each story.
Malawi Folktales Theatre project in the news
8 November 2017 -
Tuvalu develops new culture policy
11 October 2017Read moreNew consultation work for the development of a Tuvalu National Culture Policy will be supported by Rei Foundation. The policy aims to raise the profile of the culture sector and provide strategic direction in order to ensure a more visible and effective integration of culture into economic, social and environmental dimensions of sustainable development.
Read moreNew consultation work for the development of a Tuvalu National Culture Policy will be supported by Rei Foundation. The policy aims to raise the profile of the culture sector and provide strategic direction in order to ensure a more visible and effective integration of culture into economic, social and environmental dimensions of sustainable development.
Tuvalu develops new culture policy
11 October 2017 -
Khmer Rouge history app available for download
27 September 2017Read moreBophana Center has launched their new app, which aims to help Cambodian youth learn about the Khmer Rouge regime. It is now available on Apple and Android devices, free on charge.
Read moreBophana Center has launched their new app, which aims to help Cambodian youth learn about the Khmer Rouge regime. It is now available on Apple and Android devices, free on charge.
Khmer Rouge history app available for download
27 September 2017 -
Khmer Rouge history app launched in Phnom Penh
11 August 2017Read moreThe Rei Foundation team attended the launch of the Khmer Rouge History app in Phnom Penh, Cambodia on 25 July 2017. Containing accurate and standardised information validated by Cambodian experts, this application aims to educate youth on Khmer Rouge history, raise awareness about justice, human right and peace, and foster intergenerational dialogue.
Read moreThe Rei Foundation team attended the launch of the Khmer Rouge History app in Phnom Penh, Cambodia on 25 July 2017. Containing accurate and standardised information validated by Cambodian experts, this application aims to educate youth on Khmer Rouge history, raise awareness about justice, human right and peace, and foster intergenerational dialogue.
Khmer Rouge history app launched in Phnom Penh
11 August 2017 -
Capacity-building session held in Tuvalu
9 August 2017Read moreA workshop has been held in Tuvalu on the implementation of the Intangible Cultural Heritage Convention. Through this workshop, the Government of Tuvalu was able to educate 40 Tuvaluan participants on good practice in community-based inventorying.
Read moreA workshop has been held in Tuvalu on the implementation of the Intangible Cultural Heritage Convention. Through this workshop, the Government of Tuvalu was able to educate 40 Tuvaluan participants on good practice in community-based inventorying.
Capacity-building session held in Tuvalu
9 August 2017 -
First Rei Foundation PhD scholar graduates
14 June 2017Read moreRachel Rafferty has successfully defended her PhD thesis at the National Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies. Rachel's PhD thesis is entitled "Civil society activists in a protracted conflict: Explaining difference in motivation to engage in intergroup peacebuilding" and is sure to make an important contribution to the peace and conflict studies literature.
Read moreRachel Rafferty has successfully defended her PhD thesis at the National Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies. Rachel's PhD thesis is entitled "Civil society activists in a protracted conflict: Explaining difference in motivation to engage in intergroup peacebuilding" and is sure to make an important contribution to the peace and conflict studies literature.
First Rei Foundation PhD scholar graduates
14 June 2017