Make Music Matter helps to heal trauma and empower marginalized voices with its innovative music therapy program Healing in Harmony. Initially designed for trauma survivors in conflict and post-conflict zones, it has been clinically proven to reduce PTSD, anxiety, and depression.
From survivors of sexual and gender-based violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo to young Syrian refugees with disabilities, and survivors of intergenerational trauma in Indigenous communities in Canada, Healing in Harmony has helped transform the lives of over 14,000 individuals in nine countries worldwide.
Participants emerge with a renewed sense of agency and self-worth. Their music serves as a tool for advocacy, to promote their rights and combat stigma. Original songs are professionally produced and disseminated via local radio, community concerts, and major streaming platforms through A4A Records, with global distribution through Warner Music Canada.
