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RAISE: Art-Based Holistic Development for Communities

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Through our RAISE program, we use theatre, music, and dance to help children and community groups explore values and self-awareness. These large-scale, collaborative performances bring classical arts into the lives of students everywhere, from local schools to special needs academies.

An invitation to a RAISE theatre presentation, 'Vishwa Guru Bharata', by 100 students of a local school. This program, supported by corporate partners, uses art to instill values and self-awareness.

The poster for 'Shreshta Bharata', a RAISE theatre presentation by 400 students of a government model primary school. These large-scale productions empower children through performance.

Our RAISE program presenting 'Jnana', a theatre piece by 8th and 9th-grade students. Sponsored by endowments, these programs explore deep philosophical themes in an accessible way for young people.

The RAISE annual program presenting 'Bhakti', a theatre piece by students from 5th, 6th, and 7th grade. These performances are a celebration of the students' year-long journey in the arts.

An invitation to 'Shresta Bharatha', a dance drama presented by 100 students as part of our RAISE cultural festival. This event is held under the Sri Chandan Nambiar Memorial Programme.

A glimpse into our work with visually challenged artistes of Shree Ramana Maharishi Academy for the Blind. This video shows the rehearsal process for 'Shanthi - Shakthi, The Power of Peace', a dance drama on Mahatma Gandhi.

A special presentation for families, "Hap, Hap, Happily in Ramana thatha’s Ashram". This event, part of our RAISE initiative, invites parents and children to explore self-awareness together through dance, hasta stories, and song.

About RAISE: Art for Holistic Development

The RAISE initiative is a structured outreach program where we partner with schools to stage full-scale, value-based dance-dramas. It is not just a performance; it is a collaborative process where 100 to 400 students work together to tell stories rooted in Indian heritage. Whether it is a primary school production or a dance-drama featuring visually challenged artistes, these programs are designed to build confidence and community character through the practice of Indian classical arts.

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