Helping Young People Create New Worlds
School Everywhere! (Lekòl Toupatou! in Haitian Kréyol) has recorded 592 Hours of Lessons for first-year students in Haiti. Artists outside Haiti have contributed Tracks to help with the learning.
The source for School
Everywhere! is Madame
Franck Paul's 243-page
text book in four languages, Mon LIvre Unique.
Students at the Ecole Foyer Espoir school in Port-au-Prince with their Principal, Jonathand Saintiné.
Students from the Foyer Espoir Pour les Enfants orphanage with their instruments in the house of FEPE's founder, Marie-Jo Poux.
Herlin Riley, Germaine Bazzle, and Maryse Philippe Déjean at ceremony for New Orleans City Council's declaring Germaine Bazzle Day. SUFC helped along this
recognition of the great singer and musician, Ms. Germaine.
And Now It Begins: The LAUNCH (and The STACK) June 15, 2020
SUFC's April 22 at the Ashé combines rare elements. We'll see 3D-prints of great New Orleans' musicians and culture-bearers, scanned from epic sculptures in Armstrong Park and presented by James and Adrienne
Catalano of Future Factory. We'll see aerial scanning by a drone. We'll hear the Community Works Children's Choir, led by singer, musician and bandleader Cole Williams. Children will again make drumsticks into art with paint- pens and learn rhythms from Haitian master drummer Damas Fanfan Louis.
This special SUFC Music & Arts Day and 3D-Printing Workshop will be simulcast to students at three of
Sticking Up For Children's youth-education partners
in Port-au-Prince, Haiti--the FEPE orphanage and EFE
school and College Canapé-Vert.
Big Chief Tootie Montana, epic sculpture by Shalene
Jones-Adenle in New
Orleans' Armstrong Park,
rendered for 3D-printing
by James Catalano from
scanning that he did on
April 7, 2017.
See the next stage, the
actual 3D-printed statuette, at SUFC's Music & Arts Day, April 22, 2017.
Click tp watch
great video of
Cole & Choir.
