• Vusumzi Dyantyi

    Co-Founder of Vula YouthIs a social entrepreneur, facilitator and performing artists. With experience spanning over a decade has led him to work across both different projects and countries in the arts, corporate and development industry. His experiences come from working with youth development, old age institutions, tertiary institution, corporate events, prisons etc. He is very passionate in using performing arts and facilitated dialogue as a tool to address various topics on very experiential and fun for different people across through the workshops he has successfully designed and facilitated. He has also received formal and informal training with various institutions like  Artscape, Nordic Black Theatre (Norway), Community Connections and worked with top companies, directors, artists and choreographers in the country and internationally.

  • Peter Schaupp

    Co-Founder of Vula Youth
    Peter Schaupp has been delivering corporate training and team building workshops for government, private and tertiary sector nationwide and abroad. He is using performing arts and creative dialogue facilitation since 1998 to bring people closer together and to bring content alive in a fun and memorable way. He studied music and percussion for many years and has taught West African Percussion at the Department for African Music at the College of Music, University of Cape Town. Peter also has a degree from the University of Cape Town, majoring in Psychology, Linguistics and isiXhosa.
    The combination of performing arts, creative dialogue facilitation, background in psychology and his vast experience delivering training and development workshops from executive board rooms, conference venues to rural community centres makes him a very flexible and adaptable facilitator making the most out of every training environment.
    Some of the clients that Peter worked with include Old Mutual, Santam, Ellerines, KPMG, Department of Health, Department of Water Affairs, Department of Education, University of Cape Town, Applied Centre for Climate and Earth Systems Science, amongst others.

The focus on life-skills topics is amongst others: sexual and reproductive health and rights, gender-based violence, peer pressure, addressing issues of racism, sexism and xenophobia, as well as environmental education including climate change.

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Our main objective is to run peer education programmes,
trainings and workshops to build confidence, capacity, creativity,
life- and leadership skills for all youths…

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