The Jean-Félicien Gacha Foundation, supported by Espace Culturel Gacha, will build a nursery school in the locality of Dogba, in the Maroua II district of northern Cameroon.

Following the publication of the academic work "Ndop, étoffes des cours royales", the fruit of several years' work by authors, collectors and anthropologists, discover the captivating world of "Yaya et le ndop de Tita". A captivating journey to the heart of the ndop royal fabric tradition, specially designed for the younger generation

The 8th edition of Vacances Utiles takes place from July 03 to August 25 at the Fondation Jean-Félicien Gacha. The Foundation has designed this program to enable around a hundred young people to benefit from educational and pedagogical activities during the summer (workshops in the Medumba, Fufuldé, French and English languages; cultural activities, poetry, plastic arts; play activities, sports...).

The Espace Culturel Gacha and the Fondation Jean-Félicien Gacha have joined forces to provide academic support. Clarisse Darnaude, a master's student at the Université Paris 1 - Panthéon Sorbonne, was welcomed by our two institutions to obtain the information she needed to write her dissertation on the valorization of Ndop fabric.

The Jean-Félicien Gacha Foundation announces the launch of a unique and visionary project to meet the water needs of communities by installing machines that transform air into drinking water.

International Museum Day 2023, organized by ICOM (International Council of Museums) on the theme of the environment and community well-being, was celebrated at the Foundation with a series of activities that showcased local crafts and raised visitors' awareness of the importance of preserving our environment.

Discover the latest collaboration between the Jean-Félicien Gacha Foundation and the Lutz Morris handbag brand. Manufactured between Germany and Cameroon, the Lutz Morris handbags promote craftsmanship, responsible production, exchange and altruism.

Alice Ifergan Rey is a performance artist who has been making masks for horses and riders for the past few years in order to create an aesthetic and relational continuity between the two beings. Alice chose the Jean-Félicien Gacha Foundation for her creative residency. She walked on the red earth of Bangoulap on March 16th in order to create a horse's mask that is partially beaded following the traditional beading technique used by the Foundation's artisans.
Discover the story of her artistic process.

Concerned about the health of communities, the Jean-Félicien Gacha Foundation coordinates care, medical intervention and infrastructure support. 

From the BourgogneTribal Show, through the Salon Révélations, to the 20th anniversary of the Jean-Félicien Gacha Foundation, let's take a look at our highlights for 2022!

We were happy to be able to finally mark the launch of the book "NDOP" by Ly Dumas.
More than 2 years of work, field trips, readings and re-readings, direct contact with these indigo blue fabrics that carry the history of Cameroonian royalty.

Since 2002, the NGO Fondation Jean-Félicien Gacha has been working in Cameroon to encourage professional vocations and transmit skills and knowledge. The Foundation, together with its local partners, invests in education, vocational training and culture: providing children with access to schooling, training young people in trades and developing their capacities for action and talents.

And in France, the Espace Culturel Gacha association, carry out cultural and solidarity actions in conjunction with the Jean-Félicien Gacha Foundation, to which it provides financial, logistical and human support.

The Espace Culturel Gacha responded to the invitation of the Musée de la Toile de Jouy, which, for the Africa 2020 season, wanted to design an exhibition highlighting the diversity and know-how surrounding African textiles.

The Jean-Félicien Gacha Foundation supports the initiative of the Madrigal Choir of Cameroon in setting up workshops for the creation of choral works and the transcription of Cameroonian heritage songs in order to make the oral heritage of Cameroon known throughout the world. 

The Gacha Cultural Space defines and frames programs under the sign of the sharing of knowledge and the promotion of traditional cultures.

Wall paintings in sub-Saharan Africa and Cameroon have a long history. But what is it?

The first two podcasts Perles d'Afrique invite you to listen to Igénie Nomba and Gilbert Ouembe, both workshop managers at the Jean-Félicien Gacha Foundation. They provide some keys insights to their work in connection with the realization of the work for the "Révélations" fair and talk about their passion for their job.

Interview with Annick Kamgang, Franco-Cameroonian comic book author, in residence at the Jean-Félicien Gacha Foundation, in partnership with the French Institute of Cameroon