Empowering voices, sparking change!

What's been happening at Epic Arts.

It's been a busy month for us all at Epic Arts. From important meetings with partners to celebrating young people’s talents, July has been full of meaningful moments. Sokny, our CEO, joined British Ambassador Dominic Williams and UK-registered organisations working in Cambodia to strengthen collaboration and support sustainable, inclusive development.

On World Youth Skills Day (July 15th), we celebrated the creativity and resilience of young people with disabilities, empowering them through dance, education and enterprise.

And if you’re in Kampot, don’t miss our weekly Cambodian Sign Language class every Friday, 4-5 pm at Epic Arts Café, a friendly way to connect and promote inclusion.

To all our incredible supporters, thank you. Your continued belief in our mission helps us champion a world where every person counts (EPiC). 🙌

Inspiring Stories

From Summer Break to Social Impact: Meet Sarah

At just 15 years old, Sarah chose to spend her summer making a difference with Epic Arts. Over the last 2 months, she’s been creating TikTok content, supporting our café and dance teams, and bringing creative energy to everything she does.

“Since I was a kid, I knew I wanted to be part of Epic Arts in some way.”

Growing up, Sarah saw the impact Epic Arts has on people with disabilities in Cambodia. This summer, she jumped in, planning content, researching trends, filming, editing, posting and encouraging others to get involved.

What Sarah’s Achieved

• Planned & produced engaging social media videos
• Boosted team confidence to join in and share ideas
• Learned to communicate more in Khmer and even picked up basic sign language
• Improved her skills in editing, interviewing and writing professional emails

“Content creation doesn’t just boost our audience, it shows the humour and personality of our team.”

For Sarah, disability inclusion means:

“Ensuring everyone feels accepted, equal and part of the community… It’s a human right to be welcomed everywhere as a person.”

She believes Epic Arts changes lives by creating opportunities for people with disabilities, giving them careers and challenging stereotypes across Cambodia. 

“Epic Arts allows people to prove themselves and be part of a supportive community.”

When she’s not creating content, Sarah loves painting, cooking, spending time with friends and family, and running her small cookie business.

Thank you Sarah for bringing your passion and positivity to Epic Arts, you’ve made a huge difference.

Events and Performances

Epic Arts Dance Crew- A Powerful Force for Change

Meet the Epic Arts Dance crew, a passionate, dynamic group of artists who don’t just dance, they tell stories that matter. Their performances dive deep into real-life struggles and the urgent call for change. Through every step and gesture, they share messages that challenge stereotypes and spark conversations.

But this is no ordinary dance troupe. At Epic Arts, dance is a powerful tool for advocacy. Our dancers use the universal language of movement to connect with audiences on a raw, emotional level leaving an unforgettable impact long after the music stops.

What makes their work even more remarkable? Their art isn’t just about inclusion, every performance pulses with purpose, inviting us all to think differently, act kindly and build a more compassionate planet.

Join us in supporting these incredible artists who turn dance into a movement that inspires change one powerful performance at a time.

Watch a recent community dance performance here: Epic Arts Dance in Action

Inclusive Arts

A Warm Welcome Back for Jim Pollock's Group!

We were thrilled to host Jim Pollock’s group once again at the Epic Arts Centre! Our Epic Arts Dance team took to the stage with their moving performance, Quartet of Krama, captivating the audience with every step.

But the magic didn’t stop there, a lively Q&A session followed, sparking thoughtful conversations and deeper understanding.

Epic Arts Dance is more than just breathtaking performances; it’s a social enterprise dedicated to supporting inclusive education for children with disabilities in Kampot. Every show not only inspires but also helps pave the way for a more inclusive, compassionate future.

Impact Update

Voices Heard, Futures Bright: Annual Meeting with Children and Youth

Epic Arts recently brought together an inspiring group of 61 participants for our Annual Meeting with children and youth with disability which focuses on listening, learning and growing together.

This important gathering gave young voices a platform to speak up, share their experiences and explore their rights and support systems. We covered crucial topics like child protection and abuse awareness, feedback on inclusive education, social services and ways to improve accessibility and support.

Through interactive sessions and thoughtful assessments, we deepened our understanding and renewed our commitment to providing inclusive, impactful services.

At Epic Arts, every voice matters, and together, we’re making sure every child is seen, heard and valued.