A Stage for Change: Legislative Theatre in Action
/An article about a legislative theater program involving university students tackling sexual haraassment.
Read MoreAn article about a legislative theater program involving university students tackling sexual haraassment.
Read MoreA practical manual designed for educators to implement the techniques of theatre of the oppressed in classroom or community settings.
Read MoreA case-study article examining a six-month legislative theatre project in the UK that engaged young people in youth-parliament structures and theatre-driven decision-making.
Read MorePodcast in French introducing the Theater of the Oppressed, a participatory method for social change.
Read MoreA critical look at how the Theater of the Oppressed shifted from radical activism to civic participation tool.
Read MoreVideo recordings of a Theatre of the Oppressed conference in Ljubljana, Slovenia.
Read MoreA booklet with insights and practical guidance on using Legislative Theater to engage communities and influence policy.
Read MoreThis resource introduces Augusto Boal's methods in Lithuanian, including their history, principles, examples, and practical advice for application.
Read MoreAn introduction to legislative theater in Poland, highlighting its role in fostering social dialogue and community engagement through performance.
Read MoreA course support guide outlining social theater as a tool for community engagement and social change in Moldova, focusing on participatory methods like forum and legislative theater.
Read MoreA handbook offering practical guidance on implementing forum theater in Estonia, explaining its principles and providing exercises to engage communities in social dialogue.
Read MoreAn essential resource (in German) for those seeking to implement Theater of the Oppressed processes.
Read MoreAn online post explaining the origins and functioning of forum theater, focused on its implementation in the Bulgarian context.
Read MoreA short paper analyzing and explaining the history, structure, functioning and phases of legislative theater.
Read MoreSample of a recruitment flyer to attract participants for a legislative theater process.
Read MoreA detailed manual in English, Romanian, Hungarian, Portuguese, Greek and Polish for practitioners interested in using legislative theater in their work.
Read MoreA video (in two parts) in which Julian Boal (son of Augusto Boal) explains how Theater of the Oppressed works and the different contexts in which it can be used.
Read MoreThis guide shares the necessary tools to carry out this form of theater, including materials and step-by-step instructions.
Read MoreA brief video introduction to legislative theater and some examples of how it has been used in policymaking.
Read MoreThe knowledge base provides definitions, guides, research findings, videos, and other resources about a range of participatory and deliberative processes.
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