Eco Hub Africa: Art For Change

For the past five years, Eco Hub Africa, Uganda in collaboration World's Education for Kids e.V. Germany, and other well-wishers has offered scholarships for education in the arts, technology, and nature conservation to 100 children annually. You can learn more about the edu project collaboration through World's education's official website.

Education partner organization: https://worlds-education.org/vorgehen/

But now, we are focusing on the next phase in our Implementation Pipeline by establishing a Cultural Center & finalizing all infrastructure development. The Cultural Center will provide a space for artists and creatives to showcase their work, and offer apprentices free art classes.

Here's where you come in: we need your help to make this project a reality. The funds we raise will be used to create an onsite coworking space and gallery, with outdoor shades and the necessary infrastructure for creatives to access the internet and build an online presence. We will also hire two full-time art and culture curators to organize exhibitions and cultural immersion experiences for travelers, fostering multicultural dialogues and access to the arts market for creatives within the community.

Additionally, we plan to represent Ugandan art at international exhibitions and establish a market base in collaboration with art galleries globally. Your donation will help motivate creatives in the community to focus on their creative and learning process while ensuring their art is showcased at exhibitions or art centers around the world.

Our implementation timeline is set to start in Spring 2023 and continue over the course of two years, with monthly updates on past impact and current progress here on the campaign page. Your donation will help us carry out daily operations, ensuring that we finish all ongoing developments and scheduled curations onsite.

I'm proud to say that in the past, my partner and I launched an Elephant-Bees coexistence project focused on nature conservation and alternative means of living. The pilot project was set up at Eco Hub Africa and is still in its first phase of implementation, ensuring bees move into the hives thanks to our research on Save the Elephants projects across the African continent and a project in Santa Catarina, Brazil.

Please consider supporting our cultural center project today. And to recommend Galleries interested in showcasing African art Globally. Thank you for your time and generosity!