How social artistry is helping Malawi grow
This article gives you a brief insight into what social artistry is and how it's used to make an impact in people's lives.
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Our
story
Our (Dirk and Renée) lives changed after visiting Malawi. In 2022 we created award winning films and worked with so many talented and warm hearted photographers, playwrighters, filmmakers, changemakers, actors, musicians and artists. It made us want to return. Structurally and at a well thought out level. A Capa Capa level.
Next chapter: Moving to Malawi for social artistry
With The Capa Capa Foundation we support creatives in Malawi to create high quality work to make a positve impact on society. We connect artists to mission based organizations to work together on similar goals. For communities. We invite artists from abroad to work with Malawian artists on development goals. To mutually grow on skills, understanding and interest.
Capa Capa,
meaning layer by layer
Filosophy
Human beings build on experiences layer by layer and this is how we develop ourselves and our culture. With each layer, we create new insights about life, and in doing so, our environment and community grows with us. By promoting and organizing social art projects and cultural activities about social and societal issues, Capa Capa builds a new layer of stories that inspire people.
mission
We share and develop stories with all forms of art to raise awareness of underexposed social and community issues in Malawi.
We support our mission by establishing an international arts network where artists and NGOs meet and act to collaborate on socially engaged stories that inspire change on social and environmental issues.
Do you feel the urgence of acting now to inspire people and build a better world? Your donation helps to make this possible.
vision
We see a world where arts and culture have a driving role in bringing attention to social and societal issues.
Our Board
Capa Capa is led by a team of experienced board members who bring together a diverse range of expertise to guide the organization towards success.
About the foundation
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Onze gegevens
Naam van de instelling
Stichting Capa Capa
KVK-nummer
94242550
RSIN-nummer
866689680
IBAN-nummer
NL96RABO 0320161862
Contactgegevens
E-mail: info@capacapa.org
Tel: +31681066017
Doelstelling van de instelling
Kunst uit Malawi, zoals muziek, film, dans, theater en andere vormen, inzetten om zowel de bevolking van Malawi en haar artiesten als geïnteresseerden buiten Malawi kennis te laten maken met onderbelichte sociale en maatschappelijke thema’s in Malawi.
Raad van bestuur
Voorzitter: Bram Zekveld
Penningmeester: Henri de Jong
Secretaris: Judith Radder
Bestuurslid: Salome Trentelman
Directie
Dirk Zekveld
Renée de Vink
Beloningsbeleid
Bestuursleden zijn onbezoldigd. Zij ontvangen geen vergoeding of vaste onkostenvergoeding. Zij kunnen verzoeken om vergoeding van redelijke kosten.
Communicatie
De Stichting houdt jaarlijks haar administratie bij en doet daarvan verslag op de website in de vorm van een beleidsplan, jaarverslag en jaarrekening.
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Our data
Name of the institution
Capa Capa Foundation
Dutch business number (KVK)
94242550
RSIN number
866689680
IBAN number
NL96RABO 0320161862
Contact details
Email: info@capacapa.org
Phone: +31681066017
Objective of the foundation
To use art from Malawi, such as music, film, dance, theater and other forms, to introduce both the people of Malawi and their artists and interested people outside Malawi to underexposed social and community issues in Malawi.
Board of Directors
Chairman: Bram Zekveld
Treasurer: Henri de Jong
Secretary: Judith Radder
Boardmember: Salome Trentelman
Managing board
Dirk Zekveld
Renée de Vink
Compensation policy
Board members are unpaid. They receive no compensation or fixed expense allowance. They may request reimbursement of reasonable expenses.
Communication
The Foundation keeps its records annually and reports on the website in the form of a policy plan, annual report and financial statements.
Dutch donors benefits
Capa Capa has Cultural ANBI status, which means that we are almost entirely committed to the public interest.
Dutch donors of cultural ANBIs are eligible for an additional donation deduction in their income tax return. Companies that are subject to corporate tax may deduct donations to cultural ANBIs from their profits. Read more about the additional gift deduction on the website of the Dutch tax authorities.
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