Our approach is based on theories and practices of Culture and Arts for change. Creative and art-based activities have been identified as powerful means to trigger reflection, personal and social change, healing and empowerment.
Art is used as an innovative tool for opening dialogue among people coming from different groups and backgrounds, for building bridges and providing a creative, common ground from which new ideas and relationships are sown.
Powerful artistic means are used, such as Body mapping, Spatial mapping, Placemaking, Participatory Theatre, Photovoice alongside with more traditional ones like Storytelling and Poetry. It creates a culture of exchange, tolerance and respect for diversity and opportunities for the participants and the public for meaningful dialogue, engagement with public spaces and for gaining awareness and confidence in their capacities and role as agents of change in the society.
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Coordinate interventions, consultations with all actors involved, lobbying and advocacy.
Empower people to express voices and ideas and to take the lead in changing negative behaviours in society.
Empower target groups to own and lead an inclusive process of development and change. Ensuring open communication and trust, cultural sensitivity, accessibility for all.