Friends,

Musical Ambassadors of Peace is doing beautiful things in the refugee camps in Uganda! Abaho and his team are bringing together people from different nationalities and religions and helping them remember their common roots. 

"We danced our cultural dance and sang together the interrelated Kushi songs, Tutsi related traditional folk songs. The Tutsi came from the Horn of Africa, meaning Somalia, Ethiopia and Eritrea. So they share common things like poems, songs and culture. Tutsi are cousins to Ethiopians, Eritrean as well as Somalis."

These events have a tremendous impact on the social fabric of life in the camps. According to Abaho, discrimination and quarrel between Muslims (Somalis) and Christians (Eritrean) has been resolved and a greater sense of community now thrives.

Watch the latest video!

Recurring Donations Have Returned!

Thanks to our friend Ariana we've got the recurring donation function working on our website again. If you've been waiting to begin monthly donations, now is your chance! We would truly appreciate it! Also, if you have been making monthly donations, please check to make sure your credit card has not expired. I'll be reaching out to those whose cards may have expired to invite you to resume your monthly contributions in the next few weeks. 

Thank you for your continued support of Musical Ambassadors Of Peace! We couldn't do any of this without you! If you feel so moved, please share this email with anyone you feel will resonate with our work.

With Gratitude,

Patricia Irby

Director - Musical Ambassadors of Peace