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How dance and creative arts are transforming rehabilitation in Ghana’s correctional centres

MyJoyOnline

July 1, 2026

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How dance and creative arts are transforming rehabilitation in Ghana’s correctional centres

The image of rehabilitation in Ghana's correctional centres has long been associated with vocational workshops, classrooms and counselling sessions. Carpentry, masonry, tailoring and formal education have become familiar pathways through which inmates prepare for life beyond prison walls. But a different kind of rehabilitation is quietly gaining ground — one built not around textbooks or tools, but around rhythm, movement and creative expression. At the Move to Transform Conference held at the University of Ghana, prison officers, dancers, mental health advocates and educators gathered around a simple but increasingly compelling idea: that dance can help heal trauma, rebuild confidence and support the reintegration of young people in correctional facilities.

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