SYMPHONY OF BROTHERHOOD
Award-Winning Program
Positive School Climate
We empower youth through music to promote social responsibility and a positive school climate
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Superintendents leading school activations
Newark NJ
Lietenant Governor Tahesha Way
A special message for Black History Month introducing the Symphony of Brotherhood Program in Vocational Highschool, New Jersey.
“Music is the ultimate force to combat hate, ignite love, and spark meaningful conversations that drive change”
-Miri Ben-Ari
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Yes, this program is a great fit for any school and is especially ideal for high school students as they step into their roles and embrace their social responsibility in society.
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Our BOLD creative approach makes an impact through Music, the dominant culture. It is our pathway to connecting with students. Our powerful performance and credibility set the stage for a deeper conversation.
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We are bringing students together through the power of music. The entire program revolves around the theme of harmony and inclusion through diverse talent, interactive exercises, Q&A discussions, and the Social Responsibility Award ceremony. These activities collectively aim to strengthen relationships among diverse communities, unite students, and address issues such as hate, racism, bullying, and antisemitism.
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What we do?
Ongoing Anti-bias music program for high schools, promoting safe and supportive learning environments
A powerful blend of Hip-Hop and Gospel music, student activation, Q&A and panel discussion, and Students Award Ceremony
Promoting diversity, equity, inclusion, and social responsibility in schools
Produced and founded by Grammy Award Winning violinist, producer, and entrepreneur Miri Ben-Ari
Combating hate, racism, antisemitism, and bullying in schools promoting POSITIVE school climate
Opened 2025 Black History Month with the city of Newark, NJ. Attended by 2000 students, 18 high schools and Lieutenant Governor Tahesha Way
Opened 2024 Black History Month with NYC Mayor Eric Adamas in front of 1000 students
Partnership with The NYC and NJ Department of Education
Headlined the 2024 Berlin Festival, 50-piece production, sold-out performance
NJ Department of State - 2023 & 2024 Public Events attended by community leaders, Congressmen and Senators.
Winner of the ADL “Making a Difference” Award
Tax-Deductible 501(c)(3)
Berlin Festival
Headlining the Berlin ID Festival with a 50-piece production attended by German Minister of Culture Claudia Roth
Wells Cathedral Newark NJ
Hosted by the New Jersey Israel Commission to Governor Murphy and the Church of God in Christ
Attended by Lieutenant Governor Tahesha Way, former U.S. Senator, Former NJ Governor Jon Corzine, and Newark Mayor Ras Baraka.