Network totals

Totals since 2016 from the 2025 Annual Report, published December 30, 2025.

Schools reached through interactive concerts
823
Student club leaders trained
1,750
Community events organized by students
1,000+
Original songs written and filmed
670+

Who leads

Clubs led by girls, guided by alumni

Each club is run by its own student leaders, trained in leadership and creativity. Graduates come back as Executive Alumni and trainers, which is how programs keep running after launch.

of club members are girls
62.9%
of club leaders are girls
50%+
Executive Alumni guiding clubs
80
leadership and creativity trainers
86

Growth

2025: two new national programs

Morocco88 and The Gambia88 launched in 2025 and Senegal88 expanded, with support from the German Federal Foreign Office. The expansion trained 20 new Executive Alumni and ran 14 trainings, including two training-of-trainers courses.

new schools
132
regions
17
students at concerts
7,136
certified local trainers
3

Program by program

Figures for Tunisia, Senegal, The Gambia, and Morocco from the 2025 Annual Report.

ProgramSinceReported figures
Tunisia88 Tunisia2016594 clubs · 1,310 hosted events · 583 songs and videos created
Senegal88 Senegal202238 clubs · 66 hosted meetings · 1,077 students reached
The Gambia88 The Gambia202528 clubs · 1,843 active club participants · 3,445 students reached
Morocco88 Morocco202576 clubs · 3,108 active club participants · 3,691 students reached
Taiwan88 Taiwan2013150+ school concerts, 46,000+ students reached
Myanmar Music Festival Myanmar2014Ten festival seasons and a year-round youth music club
St. Martin88 St. Martin20232023 first club launched in sandy ground

Beyond the classroom

Alumni choir tour of the United States

In October and November 2025, 26 Tunisia88 alumni singers toured the United States, performing at Yale, Princeton, Duke, Bowdoin, and Colby.

Coverage and reach

Programs were covered by CNN and France 3. In 2025 the network’s videos drew 1.4 million views on Instagram and Facebook and 400,000 on YouTube.

Research under way

A U.S.–Tunisian research team is studying how Tunisia88 affects students’ soft skills. Preliminary findings are in; quantitative results are expected in 2026.

“I feel more confident when giving speeches, and I’m so looking forward to sharing this love I feel for Morocco88 with other youths.”

Alumna, Morocco88

Evidence

How we measure

Reporting is still maturing, and we would rather show fewer numbers than unsupported ones.

  • Clubs in Tunisia, Morocco, Senegal, and The Gambia report their meetings, events, and members to a shared Data HQ, which produced the network’s first multi-country report in 2026.
  • Network totals and program figures on this site come from the 2025 Annual Report and name it as their source.
  • A figure without a clear definition, period, and source stays off the website until it has one.

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