Our projects

Fedala Youth Voice offers young people from the city of Mohammedia and its surrounding areas the opportunity to train, experiment, and be creative across three artistic disciplines, in support of freedom of expression through art and content creation

In 2025, Gorara opened a creative and inclusive space in Mohammedia offering workshops, urban farming, podcasting, and more to empower local communities and emerging artists.

A collaborative initiative fostering cultural renewal, creative synergy, and solidarity among youth-led artistic associations in Morocco.

Gorara’s 2025 Ramadan program offers creative workshops, artistic gatherings, and meaningful iftar conversations for all.

A creative summer experience that bridges youth expression and social reflection. Gorara’s Artistic Camp offers young people the tools to explore pressing issues through visual and performing arts.

The African Forum for Social Theatre is a continent-wide initiative that promotes social theatre as a tool for civic engagement, artistic growth, and cultural connection.

A project empowering local associations and raising youth awareness around gender-based violence and equality. Through training and advocacy, it aims to build stronger civil society engagement.

Ana Fanane is the perfect balance between art and education. Dreamed of, imagined, and then brought to life, Ana Fanane is a project that puts art at the service of the youngest.

A youth-driven project combining art, education, and advocacy. Through forum theatre training, artistic residencies, and performances, young participants tackle social issues, engage with decision-makers, and develop creative tools for civic expression

Dounia Al Alwane is a graffiti-based art project that connects disabled and non-disabled youth through weekly creative workshops, ending in collaborative murals painted alongside professional artists.

Migr’Action is a creative awareness campaign by Gorara Association, using games and forum theatre to challenge unconscious bias toward migrants.

Theatre of the Oppressed Casablanca is a Moroccan theatre troupe founded in 2012, using art as a tool for social and political change. Inspired by Augusto Boal’s methodology, the troupe empowers oppressed communities by transforming spectators into active participants

Poetic Journey is a creative residency blending multilingual poetry, slam, and prose. Bringing together seasoned poets and emerging voices, the project fosters collaboration, artistic growth, and culminates in a live performance.