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Training Course
25 September - 3 October 2021 | Supraśl, Poland
Aim of the project is to make drama tools more accessible for youth workers, believing that this methodology enhances creating intercultural understanding, and helps working with internally diverse groups. The main activity of the project is a training course presenting drama tools, specifically games and role playing activities described in the book: “Games for actors and non-actors”, which is considered a manual for drama trainers. We will take it as a resource to share and practice with our participants. The specific games which participants will learn during the course can serve as tools for youth workers to address topics such as communication, community, values, conflicts, violence, status, and oppression. The specific of applied drama lies in using creative and engaging working methods: creating stories, metaphors, symbols and role playing. Those elements make a drama workshops “a live experience" and an unusual inspiration for participants. Hence, the workshop content is remembered better and participants have deeper reflections than in the case of traditional educational methods.
OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE:
Around one week before the course participants will receive materials for online exploration and learning which will help us to start the course with a common idea about the methods which we will explore during the course.
After the course participants will have the possibility to get one hour of online (Skype) consultation with the trainers as a support to their follow-up activities. Each national team should do at least one follow-up activity which could be a workshop with their target group or with colleagues from their organisation, where they will use the games and facilitation skills developed during the training course.
This offer of the training is for trainers, teachers, educators, group leaders, facilitators who:
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This Training Course is
for 26 participants
from Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Estonia, France, Germany, Italy, Lithuania, Poland, Portugal, Republic of North Macedonia, Slovenia, Spain
and recommended for
Youth workers, Trainers, Youth leaders, Volunteering mentors, Group leaders and facilitators; Teachers
Working language(s):
English
Drama Way (Others)
This activity is organised by Drama Way Foundation from Warsaw, Poland, with the financial support from the Erasmus+ Youth in Action Programme. We run and promote noncommercial projects using drama & theatre methods in the field of culture and education. Drama Way is the most widely known and appreciated non-governmental organization in Poland among those running projects and trainings based on Augusto Boal’s Theatre of the Oppressed methodology. In 2014 the foundation released the Polish edition of Augusto Boal’s famous “Games For Actors And Non-Actors”. And is the focal institution in integrating the drama and applied theatre practitioners, largely thanks to running the webpage www.teatrzaangazowany.pl (applied theatre), the space for all practitioners and institutions who are
willing to network and promote their projects and activities.
Contact for questions:
Marta Skorczynska
E-Mail:
Phone: +48 505 827 779
There is no participation fee.
Food and accommodation will be covered by the organisers.
Travel costs will be reimbursed after participating in the full training programme and sending report from the follow-up activities as well as the evaluation questionnaire from the project. Travel tickets will be reimbursed up to: 360 EUR – Portugal/ Spain; 275 EUR – Czech Republic/ North Macedonia/ Slovenia/ Bulgaria/ France/ Italy/ Estonia/ Germany; 180 EUR – Lithuania; 20 EUR - Poland