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The Only Theatre Movement That Understood ‘Arts In Peace-building & Global Development

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Reminiscing memories of violent conflict on stage to provoke inter-dialogue on peace. Claus Schrowange – Rwanda/DR Congo

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Save my planet: Stop moving man’s mega cargo with heavy machines.

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Our art has been a tool of mediation & cohesion in the Great Lakes countries against armed violence

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Rehearsal session with youth participants experimenting concentration, space, and instruction

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Theatre meets circus – Light amusement scenes for educational & health topics in Early Child development

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Changing how discourse and peer conversations among adolescents is held starts with them re-designing their own communication

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The folk arts and performances of East African nomads, a portrait of South Sudan Toposa women

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A Drawing by a 10yr rape survivor is used in a Rafiki play “My Life” during a TOT workshop on Sexual violence in schools

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Rehearsing in the shadows for a taboo theme on rape is a story told in its shadows– DSW Bonita 2012

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Inter-ethnic cohesion in DR Congo thru’ dramatized narratives by survivors of violent conflict – Claus Schrowange

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A therapeutic fantasy world is born to discover spiritual inner being following a Metamorphic massage

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Trust building and experimental rehearsals with community audience working on GBV in Karamoja– French Embassy 2014

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Creative expression & free-thinking on Climate Change between youths in Global North & Global South

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Experimental work on the limits of theatre in Climate Change gives birth to artefacts created from common waste

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