In June Kafa will start a collaboration with Parteciparte. Kafa is a Lebanese NGO struggling to dismantle and overcome prostitution and exploitation of women in Lebanon. This training aims to map Kafa's struggles and to understand where TO could be useful in raising awareness, creating solidarity, changing policies, laws, and culture that make possible the ...
What is the difference between a neutral policy and gender-based policy? How can we prevent new measures or legislative changes from creating discrimination between men and women? How can we contribute to the development of effective policies to constrast gender-based violence, starting from the origins of the problem rather than the consequences? These are some ...
The ITC_ILO (UN) and Fair Wear Foundation are organizing a Gender Forum to involve policy makers, civil society, trade unions to discuss and explore through theatre Gender Based Violence in the world of work and in particular in the supply chains. Which laws should be implemented, which changes should be advocaded for? What should be ...
The 26th of November Parteciparte will perform its Forum Theatre performance on masculinity out of patriarchy. How can men have positive relationships not based on competition, abuse of power and violence. And for those who succeed, how do they cope with others. What are the challenges they face? Those are the issues we will face ...
Our forum theatre "Amore mio - When does a relationship become dangerous?" at high schools, in Rome. How can we determine if a relationship is dangerous? Who is the violent man? How do we behave with a guy we have discovered to be possessive and violent? How and when can you help a friend who ...
After 3 years of research, consulting masculinities experts, feminists, queers, clowns, migrants, Parteciparte has launched its new forum theatre on Masculinity. In this performance the audience is invited to intervene on stage and try new strategies to tackle violence at the root. From schools to funerals, from first love stories to separations how can men ...
Many of us have distanced ourselves from the sexism of past generations. But can we say that machismo no longer exists? Many of us are engaged in highlighting the machismo of the media, politicians, the school, etc., trying to change the system, the relationships, the attitudes of others. But when and how can we work ...
This Forum Theater gives men and women the opportunity to train themselves to collectively change male culture: from aggression to cheatingphobia, not sharing care, bullying, gang rapes, education to unaffectivity. If you also want to bring this show anywhere, in all schools of every level, of Italy and of the Universe, and even for adults ...
We keep performing "Amore mio", our forum theatre on intimate partner violence. In Sassari there will be the 66th performance of this show on how to create healthy relationships, based on mutual consensus and pleasure of being together. Starting from a story of violence, the audience can step in and try to help a woman ...
The work with male perpetrators of violence against women starts again with Maschile Plurale. The aim of this project is to bring out the existence of forced, non-spontaneous models, sometimes unknowingly imposed by media, families and socio-cultural backgrounds. We want to start a reflection that, increasing awareness, can bring changes in attitudes and reduce the ...
For the fourth consecutive year, the World Food Program in Rome asked us about training on harassment and consensus, at work but also in everyday life. We will use Forum Theater to explore the grey areas of consensus, the moments when a woman is not able or cannot say NO to a person who harasses her. ...
Can we dismantle toxic male models? How can we create healthy and equal relationships between boys and girls, based on consensus and empathy? How to help men in expressing and managing anger and sadness? We perform our forum theatre on masculinity again in schools in Rome. With hundreds of students we will train on how ...
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