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Workshops
no excuses
Drama workshops exploring issues of violence against women by known men.
| Participatory Drama Workshops for community groups, women's groups, |
| conferences and training courses. |
"Sometimes he throws things"
Jo's in for a shock, there's something Sarah wants to tell her.
Sarah's in for a surprise - Jo doesn't understand.
Through all the workshop processes we aim to:
* Raise awareness of the issues arounf violence against women * Challenge collusion of male violence against women * Explore power and self esteem issues * Promote a non woman blaming approach * Offer practical advice and develop group-led strategies for supporting women who experience violence |
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All the workshops are guided by two actor/facilitators experienced in delivering participatory drama work. The workshops can be run as a 90 minute participatory programme or as a shorter session. The average cost is £250.00 Drama Workshops specifically intended for black women's groups As a result of community need we have developed workshops exploring additional issues for black women experiencing violence. |
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Koy Bahaney Nai "When you and Tariq aren't getting on...how does he treat you?" "I adjust my chilla and stand and listen. I am a good bivi!" Shukila is desperate to talk to her friend Robina, but what will happen once Robina knows? |
Cha! "You know like on Springer, stuff happens innit? It's just life". "Some of the tings truly nasty..." "Yea, but say it was you?" "Say something horrible happened to you, what would you do?" "Like what? Something horrible like what?" "Oh no forget it I didn't mean anything." |
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The workshops address key issues in a culturally appropriate and sensitive way. |
| At no point will participants be asked to disclose any personal experiences. |
