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ALL PROJECTS
Mexico - 2005CWB USA
In 2005, Clowns Without Borders USA returned to Chiapas (Mexico), with the help on he field of Wise Fool New Mexico. They performed in total 30 shows in Maquilladores Zones for 10,000 people.
Mexico - 2005CWB USA
In 2005, Clowns Without Borders USA returned to Chiapas (Mexico), with the help on he field of Wise Fool New Mexico. They performed in total 30 shows in Maquilladores Zones for 10,000 people.
Mexico - 2005CWB USA
In 2005, Clowns Without Borders USA returned to Chiapas (Mexico) with Clowns Without Borders Sweden. 20 shows were performed in the North zone for 10000 people in total.
Nepal - 2004CWB USA, PSF Spain
In 2004, a joint mission between Clowns Without Borders USA and Spain went to Nepal to perform 16 shows in 7 Bhutanese and Tibetan refugee camps, for a total of 25 000 people.
South Africa - 2004CWB USA
In 2004, Clowns Without Borders USA visited South Africa for the first time on an exploratory project and performed 22 shows for 3500 people, in places such as Masoyi Home-Based Care, Ingwavuma Orphan Care, Howick...
Mexico - 2004CWB USA
In 2004, Clowns Without Borders USA returned to Chiapas, Mexico and performed 12 shows for 6000 people. This project was funded by benefit performances in the States.
Mexico - 2004CWB USA
Clowns Without Borders USA did a second project in Chiapas, Mexico in 2004, funded by benefit shows, and performed 16 shows for 8000 people in San Cristobal and Zona del Norte.
Nepal - 2003CWB USA, CUG Sweden
In 2003, Clowns Without Borders USA and Sweden implemented a joint project in Nepal with 5 American artists and 4 Swedish circus artists, in partnership with the UNHCR and the Tibetan Settlement Organizations. They...
Mexico - 2003Mexico – 2003 – 214
In 2003, a joint project between Clowns Without Borders USA, Sweden and Spain was implemented in Chiapas, Mexico, in partnership with Alianza Civica and Melel. The team performed 12 shows for 6000 people. ...
Mexico - 2003CWB USA
Clowns Without Borders USA continued its project in Chiapas, Mexico in 2003 with the help of Alianza Civica. They did 12 shows for 6000 people.