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“it could be me – it could be you”
2018
...is an awareness raising project, targeting the educational community at large, on refugees
and human rights using
experiential learning, theatre
and educational drama techniques.
Teacher Training Seminars - Workshops (2018)
Under the “it could be me – it could be you 2017” project, the Hellenic Theatre/Drama & Education Network (TENet-Gr) in association with UNHCR Greece (UN Agency for Refugees) are organizing a series of short or long term training seminars and workshops, for primary and secondary education teachers and students, youth facilitators/trainers,
Facilitators and Trainers Seminars (2018)
As part of the continuous training of program’s facilitators and trainers, the Hellenic Theatre/Drama & Education Network (TENet-Gr) is organizing a series of workshops on intercultural education, adult education, issues concerning the refugee crisis, utilization of the educational material that the Programme offers, feedback, et al.
Interactive Performances & Theatre-in-Education Projects (2018)
In the context of the “It could be me - It could be you 2017” project,
the Hellenic Theatre/Drama & Education Network (TENet-Gr) in association with UNHCR Greece
are supporting and implementing a series of performances and T-i-E projects for students, parents and the greater school community
"Together" (2018)
The “Together” 2018 action, is implemented in the context of the “It could be me - It could be you 2018” programme.
With the view to create opportunities and preconditions for coexistence and meeting between local student population and refugee children accommodated in different locations and facilities, joint creative actions are designed and promoted by the Hellenic Theatre/Drama & Education Network (TENet-Gr) and UNHCR Greece.
National Student Contest (2018)
The Hellenic Theatre/Drama & Education Network (TENet-Gr) supports the organization of the National Student Contest 2018 on refugee issues, which is launched by UNHCR in cooperation with a dedicated committee and the Greek Ministry of Education. The Contest will offer schools across the country the opportunity to creatively develop projects and assist their students in creative processes resulting in the production of posters, short videos, texts etc.
