2024-25 year-in-review at Drum for Change

Icebreakers are a great way to connect through rhythm!

Greg is a proud member of the roster of teaching artists with the United Arts Council of Raleigh & Wake County.  His work was featured in this story about UAC as the charity of choice for WNCN.

No bubble forms.  No powerpoint.  No ropes to climb.  Seeing each other in new ways and bonding through non-competitive shared experiences is how Drum for Change goes about building teams.

Drumming brings stories to life. Greg teaches life lessons from around the planet through travel tales, mythology, and parables.

When it comes to engaging donors, nothing beats interactive experiences as a way of getting your patrons involved.  Here 200 of them quickly connect to support one another at a fundraising dinner.

Greg has twice received Regional Artist Project Grants to study world music traditions at the source.  In 2011, this sent him to study drumming in Cuba.

Developed by Holyoake, a renowned counseling agency in Australia, this award-winning ten-week program focuses on at-risk youth.  DRUMBEAT is an acronym for Discovering Relationships Using Music, Beliefs, Emotions, Attitudes, and Thoughts.

Yes, its music.  And it's so much more:  character development and values through the lens of world music.

Modern science now has the research to substantiate that group drumming is, in fact, good for you!  healthRHYTHMS™ is a clinically-proven protocol to improve health and wellness.

Greg’s 2019 presentation at Creative Mornings RDU: Raleigh’s premiere gathering for the local creative community.