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We have the pleasure of inviting you to the 3rd IDEA 2020 Webinar WHERE DO WE STAND? WORLD MAPPING OF POLICIES, POLITICS AND DRAMA/THEATRE EDUCATION On Saturday, November 28th Session 1 at 7 am UTC Session 2 at 2 pm UTC Via ZOOM Registration link: https://forms.gle/dMhsiezDYduAkRxS8 DEADLINE FOR REGISTRATION: November 25th Arts and drama education are in times of crisis. The Webinar has as its main goal to showcase different situations, case studies (including success and failure stories), tactics and strategies of organizations and groups dedicated to drama/theatre education. Members of IDEA, and the organization itself, are working on its common political goal of drama/theatre education for all in schools and communities. We need to get inspired and learn how to activate and reactivate programs (in schools and on-line) and empower our community to address cultures of policies and politics, influencing the decision makers about the situation of drama/theatre in our countries. The Webinar is moderated by: Sanja Krsmanović Tasić, CEDEUM, Serbia and Joachim Reiss, BVTS, Germany For any further questions please contact: Sanja: ideaacpresident@gmail.com Joachim: joachim-reiss@t-online.de |
Note There are two sessions for this Webinar –
You can register for either or both More details to follow. |
Announcing next IDEAWebinar November 28 WHERE DO WE STAND? WORLD MAPPING OF POLICIES, POLITICS AND DRAMA/THEATRE EDUCATION | WHERE DO WE STAND? WORLD MAPPING OF POLICIES, POLITICS AND DRAMA/THEATRE EDUCATION The Webinar has as its main goal to showcase different situations, case studies (including success and failure stories), tactics and strategies of organizations and groups dedicated to drama/theatre education. Members of IDEA, and the organization itself, are working on its common political goal of drama/theatre education for all in schools and communities. We need to get inspired and learn how to activate and reactivate programs (in schools and on-line) and empower our community to address cultures of policies and politics, influencing the decision makers about the situation of drama/theatre in our countries. |