Music 4 Autism

MUSIC4AUTISM

“Children with autism have the same right to learn, create, and shine in music as anyone else. This project is about making that possible.”

Project

Empowering music educators. Supporting neurodiversity. Promoting inclusion across Europe.

Good Practice Techniques in Music Education for Young People with Autism – OGMEis a Erasmus+ project that aims to support music educators and young people with autism by developing aguide of effective techniquesand amusic digital learning game. We believe in inclusive, accessible, and innovative music education for all.

Context and needs

Across Europe, music plays a vital role in education and self-expression. However, young people with autism often face barriers to accessing quality music education due to the lack of adapted methods, specialised materials, and trained educators.

In many EU countries, there is still no dedicated curriculum or resources to help educators effectively support the musical development of students with autism. As a result, teachers struggle, and families with fewer resources are left behind.

What challenges are we addressing?

Project results

Digital Guide for educators and families

Video tutorials
and best practices

Interactive
music game

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