Misale Returnees and Potential Migrants Art
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About Us

Misale Returnees and Potential Migrants Art Organization (MISALE) is a non-profit, nonpartisan, and nongovernmental local organization based in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Founded in 2023 by returnees/survivors from the Middle East, MISALE is a survivor-led organization dedicated to addressing human trafficking and modern slavery in Ethiopia through music and art contributions.

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Mission and Vision

Mission

Empower migrant survivors and at-risk youth through music therapy, artistic skills, and talent development. We raise awareness about migration issues and advocate for systemic change, where the artistic expressions of survivors and at-risk youth serve as beacons of change, leading the way to end modern slavery.

Vision

Art Unchains Hope: We envision an Ethiopia free from the chains of human trafficking and modern slavery.

Core Values

Misale Returnees and Potential Migrants Art Organization is guided by a set of core values that underpin our work and shape our approach.

Empowerment

We are committed to empowering talented returnee artists and vulnerable young artists to reach their full potential and contribute to the fight against human trafficking.

Collaboration

We value partnerships and working together with organizations, government entities, CSOs, and communities to drive positive change in migration management.

Integrity

We prioritize integrity in our interactions, ensuring transparency, accountability, and responsible resource management at MISALE.

Conscious Advocacy

MISALE values raising awareness through art and actively advocates for change in laws and policies regarding human trafficking and modern slavery.

Social Justice

We are committed to advocating for the rights and well-being of vulnerable populations, including returnees and victims of human trafficking, to create a more equitable society.

Thematic Areas

  • Develop and implement comprehensive awareness campaigns on the risks and consequences of human trafficking and irregular migration, targeting potential migrants, vulnerable youth, and communities.
  • Provide educational programs and workshops to raise awareness about human trafficking, modern slavery, and the importance of legal migration.
  • Collaborate with schools, community centers, and local organizations to integrate anti-trafficking education into their curricula and outreach activities.
  • Provide targeted information and resources on safe migration options, legal rights, and available support services for potential migrants.
  • Advocate for the inclusion of human trafficking and related issues in national laws, policies, and proclamations, working closely with government entities, NGOs, and relevant stakeholders.
  • Collaborate with local and international organizations to influence policy changes that address the root causes of human trafficking, protect victims, and ensure the prosecution of traffickers.
  • Engage in policy dialogues and provide expertise to inform the development of comprehensive anti-trafficking strategies at the national and regional levels.
  • Advocate for the protection of the rights of migrants, including access to legal pathways for migration, fair labor practices, and social inclusion in destination countries.
  • Music Therapy and Support Services:
  • Establish music therapy programs in temporary shelters and rehabilitation centers to provide emotional healing and support to trafficking survivors and vulnerable youth.
  • Advocate for the inclusion of human trafficking and related issues in national laws, policies, and proclamations, working closely with government entities, NGOs, and relevant stakeholders.
  • Collaborate with local and international organizations to influence policy changes that address the root causes of human trafficking, protect victims, and ensure the prosecution of traffickers.
  • Engage in policy dialogues and provide expertise to inform the development of comprehensive anti-trafficking strategies at the national and regional levels.
  • Advocate for the protection of the rights of migrants, including access to legal pathways for migration, fair labor practices, and social inclusion in destination countries.
  • Music Therapy and Support Services:
  • Establish music therapy programs in temporary shelters and rehabilitation centers to provide emotional healing and support to trafficking survivors and vulnerable youth.
  • Forge partnerships and collaborations with like-minded organizations, government entities, and community-based groups to create a collective impact in the fight against human trafficking.
  • Strengthen networking and knowledge-sharing platforms to exchange best practices, resources, and innovative approaches to combat human trafficking.
  • Engage in regional and international networks to learn from global experiences, share expertise, and contribute to the development of effective anti-trafficking strategies.
  • Forge partnerships with migrant support organizations, migrant-led initiatives, and Diaspora communities to leverage their expertise and resources in addressing contemporary migration-related issues.
  • Engage in regional and global platforms to contribute to policy discussions and initiatives on migration governance and protection.
  • Develop and implement comprehensive reintegration programs that support the successful integration of returnees into their communities and provide them with sustainable livelihood opportunities.
  • Collaborate with local businesses, vocational training centers, and microfinance institutions to provide skills training, entrepreneurship support, and access to financial resources for returnees.
  • Advocate for the reduction of stigma and discrimination faced by returnees, promoting their social inclusion and equal opportunities in society.
  • Collaborate with local communities and employers to promote inclusive and non[1]discriminatory practices that support the economic integration of returnees/survivors.
  • Advocate for the recognition of the skills and experiences of returnee migrants, facilitating their reintegration into the labor market and entrepreneurship opportunities.

Strategic Objectives

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  • Provide tailored music and art training programs to returnee artists and vulnerable youth, empowering them to develop their artistic skills and express themselves freely.
  • Facilitate workshops and mentorship programs to enhance the artistic potential of individuals affected by human trafficking and support their self-sufficiency through their artistic talents.
  • Organize exhibitions, performances, and cultural events to showcase the artistic contributions of returnees and raise awareness about their experiences and the issue of human trafficking.
  • Create platforms for returnee artists and vulnerable youth to express their experiences and perspectives on contemporary migration issues through their artistic talents.
  • Forge partnerships and collaborations with like-minded organizations, government entities, and community-based groups to create a collective impact in the fight against human trafficking.
  • Strengthen networking and knowledge-sharing platforms to exchange best practices, resources, and innovative approaches to combat human trafficking.
  • Engage in regional and international networks to learn from global experiences, share expertise, and contribute to the development of effective anti-trafficking strategies.
  • Forge partnerships with migrant support organizations, migrant-led initiatives, and Diaspora communities to leverage their expertise and resources in addressing contemporary migration-related issues.
  • Engage in regional and global platforms to contribute to policy discussions and initiatives on migration governance and protection.
  • Advocate for the inclusion of human trafficking and related issues in national laws, policies, and proclamations, working closely with government entities, NGOs, and relevant stakeholders.
  • Collaborate with local and international organizations to influence policy changes that address the root causes of human trafficking, protect victims, and ensure the prosecution of traffickers.
  • Engage in policy dialogues and provide expertise to inform the development of
  • Comprehensive anti-trafficking strategies at the national and regional levels.
  • Advocate for the protection of the rights of migrants, including access to legal pathways for migration, fair labor practices, and social inclusion in destination countries.
  • Provide tailored music and art training programs to returnee artists and vulnerable youth, empowering them to develop their artistic skills and express themselves freely.
  • Facilitate workshops and mentorship programs to enhance the artistic potential of individuals affected by human trafficking and support their self-sufficiency through their artistic talents.
  • Organize exhibitions, performances, and cultural events to showcase the artistic contributions of returnees and raise awareness about their experiences and the issue of human trafficking.
  • Create platforms for returnee artists and vulnerable youth to express their experiences and perspectives on contemporary migration issues through their artistic talents.
  • Develop and implement comprehensive reintegration programs that support the successful integration of returnees into their communities and provide them with sustainable livelihood opportunities.
  • Collaborate with local businesses, vocational training centers, and microfinance institutions to provide skills training, entrepreneurship support, and access to financial resources for returnees. Advocate for the reduction of stigma and discrimination faced by returnees, promoting their social inclusion and equal opportunities in society.
  • Collaborate with local communities and employers to promote inclusive and nondiscriminatory practices that support the economic integration of returnees/survivors.
  • Advocate for the recognition of the skills and experiences of returnee migrants, facilitating their reintegration into the labor market and entrepreneurship opportunities.

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Board of Directors

Tensay Tadele

Tensay Tadele

Board Chair
Tatek Legesse

Tatek Legesse

Deputy Board Chair
Wendmagegn Belay

Wendmagegn Belay

Board Secretary
Helen Zegeye

Helen Zegeye

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Meselech Asefa

Meselech Asefa

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Management Team

Hiwot

Hiwot

Founder and General Manager
Natali Vids

Natali Vids

Peter Defne

Peter Defne

Anna Poled

Anna Poled

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