Sing to Connect

Research and Engagement

Musics, Cultures, and Motherhood

Singing promotes physical, emotional, and social wellbeing

Sing to Connect is a community engagement and research initiative for multicultural populations here in Australia.

The founder Dr Charulatha Mani is an Indian-Australian singer/researcher and a passionate advocate of the role of music in promoting wellbeing and cultural vitality among migrant and refugee populations.

In the 2020-21 edition of Sing to Connect, music and midwifery joined forces to deliver workshops that are culturally responsive, fun, informative, and relaxing.

Culture

A social connection opportunity through singing

Wellbeing

Singing can promote calmness, joy, and positive moods in mother and child

Friendship

Making friends while connecting with wellbeing

Sing to Connect

Brisbane, Queensland