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JM International invites our members and partners to join us for the 77th JMI Global and Anual General Assembly (AGA) to be held in Banyoles, Spain from the 11th to the 16th of July 2022.
The JMI Global is a 2-day conference to be held on the 12th and 13th of July at the L’Ateneu in Banyoles. Under the theme Rhythms of Resilience,, the JMI Global will take delegates on a journey of reflection, discovery and learning from around the measures being taken in the international youth-music community to create more resilient and sustainable cultural structures that enable youth to thrive.
The JMI Global is an open event for anyone engaged with youth and music It features showcases by amazing young musicians, inspirational talks, vibrant networking, workshops and more. The JMI Global provides something for everybody, sparking collaboration and exchange in order to make a greater impact on the world through music.
The JMI AGA will take place on the 14th and 15th of July. The JMI AGA (Annual General Assembly) is an annual event that brings together the JM International network from around the world, in order to advance the global youth and music agenda. It is the democratic heartbeat of the organisation deciding on statutory issues, holding elections for its’ various bodies and deciding on the future of the movement. It is also a moment for members to connect and engage, to recharge, be inspired and share best practices from around the globe.
The JMI Global is an international conference
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JM International (JMI). JMI is the world’s largest network of youth and music organisations with members in over 70 countries carrying out 40,000+ activities annually, outreaching more than 6 million young people. Founded in Brussels (Belgium) in 1945, JMI works tirelessly to enable young people to develop through music across all boundaries. JMI’s activities are built upon the principles of access to music for all, development through music education (formal/non-formal/informal) and increasing active participation in society through music.
JMI works for and with youth, empowering them with the tools they need to succeed, using the power of music to bridge social, geographical and cultural divides and create an international platform for intercultural dialogue and acceptance.
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