Let their voice be heard!

 

The action called "The Quarantine Monologues" aims at voicing the emotions and views of teenage refugee residents of a series of accomodation facilities across Greece, during the temporary, general lockdown that was induced by the COVID19 pandemic in the period between March and May 2020.


 


Workshops, Events

Quarantine Monologues – Creative writing workshops

Quarantine Monologues – Creative writing workshops

Online, April&May 2020

Event date: 6/1/2020 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM Export event


Quarantine Monologues – Creative writing workshops

 

Online, April&May 2020

In April and May 2020, twenty four (24) teenager refugees (boys and girls) with different backgrounds and origins such as Afghanistan, Egypt, Iran Pakistani Balochistan, citizens of Syria, Cameroon and Benin, Kurds from Syria and Somalians, participated in 15 online creative writing workshops facilitated by four Greek writers.

The creative writing workshops provided a forum to teenager refugees who live in various facilities and regions of the country to voice their thoughts and emotions while the coronavirus quarantine was still in place.

On Monday 1/6/2020, the participants, the workshop facilitators, the interpreters and all "contacts", together with representatives of the collaborating partners met online for an evaluation and celebration of the action.

Comments and impressions were heard, wishes were exchanged, dreams were shared.


Organisation: Hellenic Theatre/Drama & Education Network, in collaboration with UNHCR Greece, (the UN Refugee Agency) as part of the  “it could be me – it could be you” project. “it could be me – it could be you” is an awareness raising project, targeting the educational community at large, on refugees and human rights using experiential learning, theatre and educational drama techniques

Information: +302106541600 / humanrights@theatroedu.gr / www.TheatroEdu.gr

 


Organization: Hellenic Theatre/Drama & Education Network (TENet-Gr) in cooperation with the UNHCR Greece, (the UN Refugee Agency) as part of the  “it could be me – it could be you” project. “it could be me – it could be you” is an awareness raising project, targeting the educational community at large, on refugees and human rights using experiential learning, theatre and educational drama techniques.

Collaborating partners: ARSIS – Association for the Social Support of Youth, PRAKSIS, Iliaktikda Civil Non-Profit Company, Kinoniko EKAV – Social First Aid Greek Team, Regional Development Company of Parnonas S.A., Development Agency of Karditsa S.A., Secondary Education Directorate of Karditsa, International Organization for Migration in Greece.