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Author Archives: Nigel Osborne

Nigel Osborne is a composer, teacher, scientific worker and aid worker. He has pioneered methods of using music and the creative arts to support children who are victims of conflict. This approach was developed during the war in Bosnia-Herzegovina (1992-95), and since then the work has been implemented widely in the Balkan region, the Caucasus (Chechnya), the Middle East (Palestine, Syria and Lebanon), East Africa, South East Asia and most recently Ukraine.

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“I Don’t Know Why I’m Angry, I’m Angry, I’m Angry…”

by Nigel Osborne February 23, 2023February 29, 2024

“Almost one year since the escalation of the war in Ukraine, a generation of children has experienced 12 months of violence, fear, loss, and tragedy,” wrote the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) on February 21. According to the organization’s most recent statistics, at least 438 children have been killed by acts of war, with 842 […]

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