May 19: Rainbow of Desire Workshop
How do we fight internalized oppression? How do the oppressive structures and functions in society inhibit our liberation? How can theatre open the way to greater personal freedom?
How do we fight internalized oppression? How do the oppressive structures and functions in society inhibit our liberation? How can theatre open the way to greater personal freedom?
The Forum Project’s Lloyd Woodcock and S. Leigh Thompson talk about the start of the TFP Youth Forum Theatre Troupe pilot program at the Fordham High School for the Arts!
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Are you a teacher, student teacher, professor, community educator, teaching artist, youth development professional or school counselor? Do you want to explore new ways to address the issues students and educators face in school and beyond? If you have interest in critical education, justice, performance as a tool of transformation, or issues of oppression, then this workshop is for you!
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Theatre of the Oppressed offers tools not only to communicate about an issue, but also to brainstorm new strategies for action! Join us as we explore these creative techniques that help us build movements towards social change.