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Let their voice be heard!

The Project

The idea, the workshops of unaccompanied refugee children, the book...

The Actions

Book Presantation, actions schools, theatre Festivals schools...

The Book

The journey and dreams of unaccompanied refugee children...

The routes

 

Aegean Pelagos. 
The open sea with its islands.
Images of tragedy, 
images of horror...

Children more than anything else

The number of people who were forcibly displaced around...

Credits

6 Facilitators-drama pedagogues, 40 workshops in the cities of Athens and Patras in Greece...

"Monologues across the Aegean Sea" 

"Monologues across the Aegean Sea" is a collection of 28 testimonies of unaccompanied refugee children from Syria, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iran, Morocco and Egypt. These children were forced to leave their homeland and arrived alone in Greece in 2015 and 2016, crossing the Aegean Sea.

Their stories were recorded in the book "Monologues across the Aegean Sea: the journey and dreams of unaccompanied refugee children", published in Greek and in English in 2016 by the Hellenic Theatre/Drama & Education Network (TENet-Gr) and the UNHCR Greece, (the UN Refugee Agency).

Let their voice be heard! - All year actions!

Let us; use the texts in any creative way we may think, to make their voice heard!

performances, workshops, artistic events, public readings and book presentations, festivals, radio broadcastings, reply-texts and letters etc

Let us share our work! 

Let's share our work by sending short descriptions, photographs or video links to this dedicated platform.

 

 

​​International Action Day 2017 "Monologues across the Aegean Sea"

​The Hellenic Theatre/Drama & Education Network in cooperation with the International Drama/Theatre & Education Association - IDEA and with the support of UNHCR Greece have set March 21st, 2017, as the International Action Day for the "Monologues across the Aegean Sea." Artistic events, performances, public readings, school festivals and youth events will take place around the world on the said date on the occasion of the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination.

 

We stand together #WithRefugees 

Now more than ever, we need to tell the world we stand #WithRefugees. Add you name now at WithRefugees.com

School Theatre Festivals, Greece 2017

Athens, 19th of March, 2017, “Poreia” Theatre.

115 students, from 7 schools in Attica, 1 student theatre group, 12 theatre-pedagogues/educators The event was attended by over 250 people, teachers, parents, education officials.

Trikala,Greece, 18th of March 2017.

 

180 students from 11 schools of Trikala, Larisa, Karditsa and 21 theatropedagogues-educators take part in the event. The event is attended by over 500 people.    

 

Corfu, 21st of March 2017


The festival was attended by over 100 students, 7 schools, the theatre workshop for children and teenagers by DIPETHE Corfu, the cooperative choir “Aerines Fones”, the Alternative Cultural Workshop of Corfu, the Shadow Theater group “koum-kou-art.

Sunday, 19th of March, 2017.

110 students, 6 schools of secondary education from Northern Greece(Thessaloniki, Ksanthi, Serres) and 18 educators/theatre-pedagogues take part in the event. The event is attended by 350 people.

Ioannina, Greece. 31st of March, 2017. “Monologues across the Aegean sea”. “Kamperio” Theatre. 16 schools, 255 students and 30 educators take part in a group theatrical event in the context of the International Action Day “Monologues across the Aegean Sea 2017”.

Patras,Greece, 18th of March, 2017.

100 students, 6 schools of Ahaia and 8 educators/theatre-pedagogues take part in the event. The event is attended by 350 people.

Kalamata, 19th of March 2017

Taking Part 253 students, 15 schools of Messinia, 18 educators The festival was attented by over 350 persons, educators, εκπαιδευτικοί, bodies of the local government and others.

“Greek young people tapped into the power of the Ancient Greek chorus when they told the story of unaccompanied refugee youth arriving to their shores via the Aegean Sea. The commitment of these storytellers to share with their audience the struggles of refugee children in our contemporary world was unmistakable. I was deeply moved by their storytelling.”

Kathleen Gallagher, Professor, Toronto University, Canada

Αθήνα 19/3/2017

““Greek teens took us all through a powerful ritual of empathy and solidarity as they embodied the words of unaccompanied refugee youth. I was struck by the clarity and care of their communication — and was particularly affected by their sense of purpose…their collective desire to take action in these challenging times.”

Andrew Kushnir, theatre playwright Toronto Canada

Athens 19/3/2017

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Monologues across the Aegean Sea.   Powerd by Vasilis Economou 

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