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Annual Audit Of Project “Civic participation through the arts in Cambodia”
Read more: Annual Audit Of Project “Civic participation through the arts in Cambodia”Sida’s Standard Terms of Reference for Annual Audit Of Project “Civic participation through the arts in Cambodia” including ISRS 4400 (Revised) Brief presentation of Cambodian Living Arts Organization (CLA), hereafter referred to as the ‘Cooperation partner CLA’: Cambodian Living Arts was founded in 1998 by genocide survivor and musician Arn CHORN-POND. For a decade, we…
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Open call for Audit Services
Read more: Open call for Audit ServicesAbout Cambodian Living Arts Cambodian Living Arts Organization (CLA) is a local NGO, who believes that arts are at the heart of a vital society. CLA mission is to be a catalyst in a vibrant arts sector, inspiring new generations. Our Head Office is in Phnom Penh, where we have 20 staff. The audit fieldwork…
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Marketing and Communications Intern (Close)
Read more: Marketing and Communications Intern (Close)At CLA, we are committed to fostering an environment where creativity thrives, and everyone feels supported, respected, and empowered to express themselves. Join our diverse team that thrives on innovation and creativity! We welcome passionate fresh graduates from all backgrounds to join our Marketing and Communications team on an exciting journey to empower our community…
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The Khmer Magic Music Bus Engages Youths With Traditional Music
Read more: The Khmer Magic Music Bus Engages Youths With Traditional MusicAfter introducing rural communities to traditional Musical instruments, the Khmer Magic Music Bus initiative is expanding its reach to the capital, hosting events that aim to raise the profile of the traditional art form among the youth living in Phnom Penh city! The Khmer Magic Music Bus (KMMB) programme was inspired by the misunderstanding surrounding…
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Experience Cambodian Living Arts
Read more: Experience Cambodian Living ArtsExperience CLA is a branch of CLA that creates sustainable and fairly paid jobs for artists and technicians, and give audiences an opportunity to experience quality, authentic Cambodian performing arts. They also contribute income to Cambodian Living Arts overall and help us to fund our other programs. Watch as 30 talented artists take you on…
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Angkuoch Research
Read more: Angkuoch ResearchIn Cambodia, angkuoch are found in several provinces both among the majority Khmer people and some ethnic minorities. Before the Khmer Rouge era (1975-1979), playing and enjoying angkuoch was a popular local pastime in village communities. However, angkuochis now highly endangered both as an instrument and as a performance practice. Traditional social functions for playing…
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Creative Expression and Contemporary Arts Making Among Young Cambodians
Read more: Creative Expression and Contemporary Arts Making Among Young CambodiansFrom April 2020 – March 2021, Dr. Amanda ROGERS and YEAN Reaksmey conducted a research project into contemporary arts making and creative expression among young Cambodians. The project used Cambodian Living Arts’ 2020 ‘Cultural Season Expressing Identities: Them and/or Us?’ as a case study and asked: At the end of this project, the research team…
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Living Arts in Post-Conflict Contexts
Read more: Living Arts in Post-Conflict ContextsIn January 2016, we hosted the first Forum on Living Arts in Post-Conflict Countries. 50 people working in the fields of cultural renewal and development, youth resilience, and social innovation discussed the role of the arts as a unifying and peacebuilding factor. We produced a report of the session, in partnership with Salzburg Global Seminar.…
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PERFORMING ARTS EMPLOYMENT SURVEY
Read more: PERFORMING ARTS EMPLOYMENT SURVEYBetween September 2013 and May 2014, Cambodian Living Arts (CLA) conducted and analyzed a survey on training and employment needs on the Cambodian performing arts sector, responding to a lack of benchmark to guide us to implement our own activities. And in August 2014 CLA released a report in both English and Khmer with findings from the survey.…