ESF provides access to the arts by facilitating creative learning opportunities and offering after-school activities to youth and children
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We work to establish creative learning spaces focused on arts education to help children and youth explore and embrace innovation and diversity through hands-on experiences in an atmosphere of playfulness and acceptance.
ESF is building the first-ever Creative Facilitation methodology delivered in Arabic in a “train the trainer” format to prepare the adults in charge of running the programs in our Funtasia Cultural Centre in Luxor. There, we run weekly after-school classes and creative learning workshops to inspire and prepare children and youth
Inspired by Italy’s rich cultural heritage and most pressing current social challenges, ESF begun its work in the Italian Piemonte region in May, 2016. Modeled after the Luxor Pilot Project, our goal is to further promote ESF’s values of Cultural Exchange, Citizenship and Equality by fostering creativity in the next generation of Italian youth
We’re happy to announce the beginning of the second semester of creative after school activities at the Funtasia Cultural Centre in Luxor, Egypt.
Many inspiring people have helped us build our Foundation and develop our programs by contributing their hearts, minds, and invaluable time to our cause
A registered charitable organization in the United Kingdom, ESF started operating in 2013 in Luxor, Egypt, with a vision to expand into other locations in Egypt, as well as countries such as Italy and Brazil
ESF is founded on the belief that all children should have access to creative expression and cultural exchange, unlocking their opportunities for positive personal development and, ultimately, a better future
Want to help ESF? We need passionate and creative individuals to help us achieve our goals and continue to make our work stronger
“Our hope is to support projects that promote the personal and educational development of young people through creative programs that embrace innovation while celebrating rich traditions and cultural exchange”
Elisa Sednaoui