How does our male identity evolve in another country? How do we compare ourselves with new models? How do relations with our own community evolve, with children and women of our country and of the new country? These are the questions we have have been exploring in 4 Italian regions with the communities of Burkina ...
Parteciparte returns to the province of Florence (San Casciano in Val di Pesa), for a new workshop with primary and secondary school teachers interested in acquiring new tools to work on gender stereotypes in the classroom. At the request of the teachers themselves, the workshop will offer games and some theatrical techniques that can support ...
What gender prejudices and stereotypes have we unconsciously interiorized? How can we avoid transmitting them to younger generations? Can we share the challenges of education in a fun way? These forum theatre workshops want to offer teachers and parents a pleasant space in which to share and face the challenges of education collectively. With simple ...
The work scenario has rapidly changed: on one hand, a growing precariousness and work fragmentation, on the other, an increasing possibility of expressing and re-inventing oneself. How do new, multiple or intermittent jobs affect the other areas of life and the construction of one's identity? What happens in the lives of people who work intermittently? ...
How can we change a culture that imposes heterosexuality as a norm and creates hatred for those who love people of the same sex? Which are the everyday words and gestures, even unconscious, that can create discomfort and offend non-heterosexual people? With our new Forum Theatre we will have the opportunity to identify the exclusive ...
Can we create a culture where coming out is no longer scary? Which are words and attitudes that can offend non-heterosexual people, or that oblige them to be invisible? What can we do to help lesbian people get out of the cultural and emotional isolation in which they are still forced to live? With this ...
How can we change a culture that imposes heterosexuality as a norm and creates hatred for those who love people of the same sex? Which are the everyday words and gestures, even unconscious, that can create discomfort and offend non-heterosexual people? We invite you to participate in our new Forum Theatre to identify together which ...
Which words and attitudes can offend non-heterosexual people and force them to be invisible? Can we create a culture where coming out is no longer scary? With this forum theatre show we want to explore these questions and train ourselves to face, in a pleasant way, different situations of lesophophobia, from the most latent to ...
After our show on domestic violence and a training for workers of the anti-violence centre, Parteciparte goes back to Tuscany, in the Alta Val di Cecina, to keep on working on male violence. This time we will bring our show on how to be non-oppressor men, to train us to overcome toxic masculinities, to build ...
Our Forum Theatre on male identity will be performed in 7 schools in Rome, to involve children and parents in the search for new scripts, new forms of relationships between boys and girls, more open and respectful. This show stages several forms of male violence and invites the audience to try alternatives to violence. These ...
Parteciparte will organize a Festival of Collective Arts Contamination of Arts, Pedagogies, practices enabling to create collectivity. The festival will bring together people and techniques that allow to tackle tough oppressions, to overcome injustice and division, to create anew strong communities, united and creative. The Saturday will be dedicated to workshops on relationships, desires and ...
For the 4th year the Ministry of Justice asked us to launch a project with young offenders on gender. The goal is to undo gender and de-construct a culture of transgression, violence and agressivity that often imposes to young males, allowing participants to find out how and where they have build roles that get them ...
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