The Orenda Tribe combines art and storytelling to engage youth from different backgrounds on social topics and empower them to take action on these topics in their own communities.
We start our projects by listening to the beneficiaries and making them part of the decision making team. Click here to learn more about The Orenda Tribe's approach and projects to date.
Our methodology includes:
Partnerships
We have partnered with organizations like Save the Children International, Pepsi Co MENA, GIZ, Airbnb, Borda-Wesca, Chalhoub Group, King Hussein Cancer Hopsital, SOS, Bahja initiative, several embassies in Jordan and public and private schools to jointly influence positive change on social topics. Click here to learn more about The Orenda Tribe's partnerships to date.
Email us at info@theorendatribe.com for partnerships or for more information.
Art Workshops
We engage stakeholders on social topics through art. The participants express themselves freely and then we base our campaigns on the beneficiaries expressed desires.
Murals
Murals can engage the public on important social issues while beautifying public spaces.
Publications
We creatively deliver messages from community members to decision makers across the world to influence positive change on social topics through publications.
Click here or on the image below to download our publication on girl's rights that was created in partnership with Save the Children International and several global organizations.
Children's Books
We illustrate children's stories and coloring and activity books that are inspired from children to engage them in social topics. We have created stories on waste management, climate change, bullying and girls' rights. You can click here or on the image below to view our story on ocean pollution.
Educational Digital Games
We convert our children's stories into educational games that can further engage them in social topics.
Click below to download Adventure of a Plastic Bottle Game for Free on your phone or tablet:
Click here to learn more about The Orenda Tribe's impact to date.