In 15 years of activity, we have created a Collection of over 1,300 “author’s notebooks”, unique works created by artists and thinkers on Moleskine notebooks and donated to the Foundation to support its activities, contributing to raise awareness on the theme of creativity as a tool for social change and to spread the culture of sharing and giving. What is the Moleskine Foundation Collection?

The strategic focus of the WAE Programme is to inspire a new generation of African creative thinkers and doers by increasing production, access, and awareness of contextually and linguistically relevant knowledge resources from Africa.įind out more about our WikiAfrica program here WikiAfrica Education (WAE) is a platform of empowerment that amplifies voices from Africa to reflect the rich and valuable history, languages, people, and communities of the continent. The participants debate the chosen topic and produce a final creative output – getting At-Work – by personalising a notebook, which becomes their answer to the question posed.įind out more about our AtWork program here The format is structured into a 5-day intensive workshop for about 25 participants, conducted by a unique creative mind. AtWork is an itinerant educational format conceived by Moleskine Foundation and Simon Njami that unlocks the creative potential of young people through critical thinking, growing their sense of self-awareness and self-confidence, and stimulating their changemaking attitude. It is structured into two main programs: AtWork and WikAfrica Education, which works on unlocking creative youth potential and building a new generation of creative thinkers and doers, thus transforming their community. We have developed an unconventional educational offer dedicated to youth from marginalised communities.