RAPPIN’CLAY: Ceramics and urban music for change

RAPPIN’CLAY project of social transformation that uses urban music and ceramics as a tool to improve the quality of life of young people with functional diversity in rural areas.

The aims of our project are:
1. To favor the processes of social transformation.
2. To improve the personal development of young people with functional diversity.
3. To involve people in artistic creation.
4. To make their voice heard in the first person and to make them visible in society.
5. Empower through the artistic process.

During our wide experience in this field we have found the need to develop a methodology and working tool for organizations working with people with functional diversity in the rural context.

A documentary video will be the final result that will gather the guidelines, methodology and procedure of the project that will allow entities working in this field of art for transformation to benefit from the learning.