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Social Theatre Toolbox

2019-1-IT03-KA105-0159222019Youth mobilityfinalized
Countries: IT|ES|RO|HU|FR|PL|CZ|PT|CY|EE|EL · Grant: €16,627
Pedagogy and didacticsYouth (Participation, Youth Work, Youth Policy)Creativity and culture

Objectives

Through the Social Theater Tool project we are trying to: - Increase the effectiveness and quality of the work of Youthworkers, especially on the most helpful theatre techniques for youth aggregation - Expanding the panorama of Youth Organizations and Youthworkers on the potential and effectiveness of Social Theater projects to create inclusion for youngsters - To increase the trust of institutions in the Social Theater as a driving force for change at individual level, groups level and community level - Provide new tools of well-being and empowerment to young people, Youthworkers and organizations The objectives of our project are: - Improve the level of knowledge and diffusion of the different branches of the Social Theater - Contribute to a deeper understanding of the specific characteristics of the Social Theater and raise awareness, especially regarding the contexts in which it can be applied - Develop skills about the management of local, national and international projects with youngsters - Increase / improve aspects of cultural and social sensitivity in the field of youth work - Encourage Youthworkers to act as social and intercultural actors, in the planning and implementation processes of Social Theater projects - Provide practical and theoretical tools for quality work through Social Theater techniques, supported by the non-formal education methodology - Encourage the meeting and the confrontation between Youthworkers from different places in Europe, promoting also the development and strengthening of the European identity through art, with a look of equity and inclusion - Recognize skills and competences of the Youthworkers through tools such as the Youthpass - Dissemination of results and enhancement of good practices in all contexts of origin of the participants

Project partners (11)