The REVIVAL Project was developed in response to the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly in the cultural and creative sectors. The pandemic disrupted the connection between adult education for people with disabilities and the cultural sector, preventing participation in intercultural activities. The closure of shows and social distancing measures further impacted the revenues of the cultural sector. To address these challenges, the project aims to utilize digital content and online platforms to provide access to cultural content for adults with disabilities, bridging the digital divide and promoting social inclusion through arts and culture. The project aligns with the EU's goals of building a fairer and more inclusive society outlined in the "Digital Education Action Plan" and "EU Disability Strategy." Specific needs addressed by the project include the lack of digital, artistic, and creative skills among individuals with disabilities, poor engagement with and access to theater works and plays, recovery from the COVID-19 crisis, and rebuilding the connection between the cultural sector and the adult disability community. The REVIVAL project has aimed to achieve three general objectives: -Enhance the cultural and creative skills of adults with disabilities and their inclusion through theatre; -Opening new pathways of educational interaction between the theatre sector and the adult disability world; -Support the recovery of the theatre sector. Also the Project has pursued three concretes objectives based on the needs identified with differents target gruops: Target group Adult Learners. Oe. 1. Acquisition of ten skills through a new digital theatre course. Oe. 2 Increased access to adults with disabilities to theatre works and plays, both physically and virtually. Target group: Theatre operators and artists. Oe. 3: Increased visibility of inclusive theatre works offered by creative theatre actors to adult learners with disabilities through digital platforms. Oe. 4 Established synergies with socio-educational centres to implement common educational and artistic programmes addressed to persons with disabilities Tha main outputs of the project include: IO 1: Digital theatre education course for adult learners with disabilities available in 6 European languages. This digital course include 5 modules that will boost 10 artistic and dramatical skills. A total of 312 videos created. IO 3: Covid-19 Guidelines for safe organization of artistic and cultural activities, available in 6 European languages Other results achieved include: -5 Transnational project meetings: 95 persons have attened those meetings during the Project. -Project Webpage: within the webpage all the products created are available in 6 different languages. https://revivalproject.eu/ https://vimeo.com/user154947096 -Facebook Project Page has been created to disseminate the activities and the Project milestones achieved. -Blended mobility: Inclusive learning activities over five days, involving 34 participants 13 persons with disabilities from six countries, guided by artists and theatrical experts. -7 Multipler Events: Dissemination events attended by more tan 250 local participants, showcasing the developed intellectual outputs. Dissemination theatrical activities Booklet. It´s a practical resource in English where all the theatrical activities are suitable trought QR Codes.
The REVIVAL project has aimed to achieve four general objectives: Enhance the cultural and creative skills of adults with disabilities and their inclusion through theatre; Opening new pathways of educational interaction between the theatre sector and the adult disability world; Support the recovery of the theatre sector. Also the Project has pursued three concretes objectives based on the needs identified with differents target gruops: Target group Adult Learners. Oe. 1. Acquisition of ten skills through a new digital theatre course. Oe. 2 Increased access to adults with disabilities to theatre works and plays, both physically and virtually. Target group: Theatre operators and artista. Oe. 3: Increased visibility of inclusive theatre works offered by creative theatre actors to adult learners with disabilities through digital platforms. Oe. 4 Established synergies with socio-educational centres to implement common educational and artistic programmes addressed to persons with disabilities
The REVIVAL Project was developed in response to the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly in the cultural and creative sectors. The pandemic disrupted the connection between adult education for people with disabilities and the cultural sector, preventing participation in intercultural activities. The closure of shows and social distancing measures further impacted the revenues of the cultural sector. To address these challenges, the project aims to utilize digital content and online platforms to provide access to cultural content for adults with disabilities, bridging the digital divide and promoting social inclusion through arts and culture. The project aligns with the EU's goals of building a fairer and more inclusive society outlined in the "Digital Education Action Plan" and "EU Disability Strategy." Specific needs addressed by the project include the lack of digital, artistic, and creative skills among individuals with disabilities, poor engagement with and access to theater works and plays, recovery from the COVID-19 crisis, and rebuilding the connection between the cultural sector and the adult disability community