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Justice Choir

Experience the transformative power of music with VOX Femina's Justice Choir program.

Join our community at VOX Femina Los Angeles Women's Choir and discover how the Justice Choir program is changing lives through the power of song.

Empowering Voices, Inspiring Change:
VOX Femina Justice Choir Program

  • Foster a sense of identity and confidence through the Justice Choir program

  • Empower young people to make a difference in their classrooms and communities

  • Engage in meaningful conversations around social justice issues

  • Benefit from the expertise of experienced Teaching Artists

  • Strengthen teamwork, develop new skills, and perform in a successful vocal ensemble

​If you are interested in bringing the Justice Choir program to your school or organization,
please contact VOX's Education Program Administrator Kristie Toomath at kristie@voxfemina.org

In its inaugural year, the Justice Choir program really changed the game for the campus culture at [our] school. Not only did it bring young people closer together… but it helped the young people who were participating build a sense of identity and build a sense of confidence in themselves, that not only were they able to take to the stage, but they were able to take back into their classrooms and back into their communities.

Kyle Denman
Enrichment Programs Coordinator, 
New Village Girls Academy

It’s been really special for us to participate in Justice Choir… the conversations we’ve had with the students have just been really, really beautiful. Our students are very social justice oriented and giving them further voice for that has been really meaningful and special for us.

Heather Leppard

Choir Director 

Girls Academic Leadership Academy

Emma Benatar, Lead Justice Choir Teaching Artist

An energizing and inspired conductor and music educator, Emma Benatar is the lead teacher and curriculum coordinator for the Justice Choir program. Ms Benatar is also the music teacher and assistant to the Interim Visual and Performing Arts Coordinator at the Acton-Agua Dulce Unified School District, where she is working to build a sustainable music program that not only addresses all state standards but lays the foundation for a lifelong love of music. Emma has been performing, teaching voice, and conducting choirs since she began her studies at San Jose State University in 2014, where she pursued her BM in Music Education, with an emphasis in Choral and General Music. 

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