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Blog: Using low-tech drama for information activism

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Post February 23rd, 2009 por kantin

I have been focusing most of my learning around security issues,
digital activism, using mobile phones, contact management, and website
design. I am planning to go into detail about all these topics in the
next few weeks, but for this post I would to tell you about one great
experience I have had so far here at the Camp - facilitating an improv
drama exercise.

Theatre Dialogue Summary

Dialogue Summary: Using Theatre for Human Rights Education and Action

 

WHY THEATRE

The answers to: “Why Theatre” were many, here are some of the insights shared in the dialogue:

Blog: Theatre for Bread and Liberation: An interview with Janelle Treibitz

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Post October 22nd, 2008 por Philippe Duhamel

 

 Janelle

Photo: Philippe Duhamel

 

Janelle Treibitz is a proud puppetista, organizer and waitress who also likes to hone her training skills on the side. In this interview, she shares her passion for puppets, wholesome bread and liberation. 

 

Q. Please tell me, Janelle Treibitz, how did you come to puppets?

 

J. T.: I have always cared about social justice issues and people. I attribute some of it to judaism and the way I was raised as a Jew, to my synagogue and to my parents teaching me to question, and make opinions for myself. 

Blog: Using Theatre for Human Rights Education and Action

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Post October 13th, 2008 por New Tactics

Theater can be used to promote, educate, motivate and move people to action regarding human rights, development and issues "screaming for" change. This dialogue is an opportunity for you to ask questions, share experiences, and build connections with practitioners using theatre. We will be sharing stories of how theatre is used as a powerful tool in human rights work.

Action Theatre to mobilize communities for change

Ain O Salish Kendra (ASK) in Bangladesh works to address numerous human rights problems, including gender equality and access to justice. Their approach is to form small local Action Theatre groups, or Manobadhikar Natya Parishad (MNP), by building collaborative relationships with local non-governmental or civil society organizations, as well as with local individuals.