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HOW TO MAKE IT WORK? An online summer school for social artists and non

Mon 1 Jul 2024 16:00 - Sun 7 Jul 2024 20:00 CEST Online, Zoom

HOW TO MAKE IT WORK? An online summer school for social artists and non

Mon 1 Jul 2024 16:00 - Sun 7 Jul 2024 20:00 CEST Online, Zoom

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July 6th & July 7th (Extended until July 9th)

Rewind Weekend, is a chance to watch and review the recordings of the Online Summer school with old or new friends or on your own. A virtual chat room and an optional mentor/buddy matching option in a free or pay-what-you-can modality. 


Other tickets also available include:

- Practitoners tickets (join live and get ALL the recordings and summaries in lifetime access) 

- Facilitators tickets (all of the above + access to ImaginAction's archive with 100 hours of recorded Zoom sessions)

- Sponsor tickets (all of the above + a public thanks on our website, newsletter, and podcast)

Connect around inspirational conversations with social artists and theatre facilitators worldwide. As we continue to learn and inquire together on how one can make it, this “work”, work. And get tips and life advice from practitioners who have made incredible work happen against all odds.


The Program


July 1st -- 12.09 pm London --- 1.09 pm Brussels

Elena and Amit will discuss building the immersive theatre play "Little Red Riding Hood" using Rasumon's introspective theatre model and touching on the pros and cons of the model as well as ideas for future use.

July 1st --- 11:30 am New York -- 4.30 pm London -- 5.30 pm Rome

Tony Cealy (UK) and Uri Noy Meir (Italy) will converse on the challenges of making participatory methods more accessible for everyone and how to build thriving networks of practice.


July 2nd --- 8 am New York --- 2 pm Rome --- 3 pm Kyiv 

Uri will interview Yana who will share insights and the story of building the Theatre of the Oppressed community and school in Ukraine in times of War.

July 2nd --- 11.30 am New York -- 5.30 pm Rome -- 6.30 pm Jerusalem 

Uri and Ilaria will host Suliman Khatib and Chen Alon (Palestine-Israel) to share their story of how to keep acting together in times of conflict and applying theatre and stories to build a nonviolent movement.

July 3rd --- 11.30 am Toronto -- 5.30 pm Rome -- 9 pm Mumbai

Arundhati and Louise Pitre will discuss with Uri the intention and results of piloting the "From Stuck to Rainbow” process to support teams with inner change work.

Arundhati, and Louise Pitre, join Uri to co-facilitate a From Stuck to Rainbow pilot workshop, to support leaders in exploring/unpacking their struggles with/in change in July 2nd and July 3rd --- 9-10.30 am Toronto --- 3-4.30 pm Rome --- 6.30-8 pm Delhi. Register separately to get your ticket at: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/bamamaps/1284582 (limited to 20 places)


July 4th --- 11 am London -- 12 pm Rome

Alix will lead a workshop on Harnessing Personal Narratives for Social Change. If Personal narrative is a guide, How do we harness that? Why would we navigate internally? The inside guides our external journey to our best selves.

July 4th --- 9 am Rio de Janiero -- 1 pm Berlin

Solidarity as a method: Teatro de las Oprimidas, feminist aesthetics for political poetics & KURINGA Berlin.


July 4th --- 12.30 pm  Buenos Aires -- 5.30 pm Rome 

Uri will converse with Débora Barrientos reflecting and gathering practical insights for more inclusive and intuitive organizational leadership.

July 4th --- 10 am Vancouver -- 1 pm New York --- 7 pm Rome

David Diamond, founder and author of Theatre for Living, engages in a conversation with Uri and will provide insights and tools for effective theater administration.

July 5th -- 9 am Rio de Janiero -- 2 pm Rome

Uri will converse with Brazilian journalist, writer, and activist Graciela Selaimen who will share her story of establishing a small fund for fiction stories in Latin America.