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An awareness-raising project, targeting the educational community at large, on refugees and human rights using experiential learning, theatre and educational drama techniques
The 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.
The project is organised and implemented in Greece since 2015 by the Hellenic Theatre/Drama & Education Network (TENet-Gr) in association with and the support of UNHCR Greece (UN Agency for Refugees)
The project and its educational material is approved by the Greek Institute of Educational Policy & the Greek Ministry of Education and is accredited by IDEA-International Drama/Theatre & Education Association and approved as an "IDEA Land and Home" project.
It primarily addresses members of the educational community, namely teachers and students of primary and secondary education, education officials, parents as well as youth trainers and local community members that are interested in the human rights movement.
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The "It Could Be Me – It Could Be You" project seeks to provide resources and tools for the promotion of tolerance, solidarity and peaceful co-existence between the local community and refugees, and respect for human rights.
Hellenic Theatre/Drama & Education Network (TENet-Gr)
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VITC founder Mark McKergow's TEDx talk about how he came to start the project and what it's about.
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The Veneto Region’s, Direction of Social Services, Unit of Family, Minors, Young People and Civil Service coordinating the ENSA youth and families working group suggests asas an example of good practice. the UFDA “Teenage District Functional Unit” The main goal is to empower young people and their families in situation of psychological distress. Recently, the Veneto Region launched a new service to be implemented by the regional local territories, in cooperation with the Local Social Health Units, called “Teenage District Functional Unit - UFDA".
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