The European Commission support for the production of this publication does not constitute an endorsement of the contents which reflects the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein. 2019-1-IT02-KA204-063380 MIGREAT! CONCLUSIONS The MiGreat! Project (Changing the narrative on

Interactive presentation about the MiGreat! Project’s Final Conference Click to the picture below to see what happened at the final conference of the MiGreat! Project. ⬇️

Online and offline: love and hate The Migreat! Project had been running for only a few months when the Covid-19 pandemic took off all over the world. After an initial period of incertitude, we modified our activities, both at the national and international level, according to the limitations imposed. It was not an easy path: certain activities

Engaging the Public: Sharing our Tools through Seminars, Workshops and Forum Theatre Sessions One of the aims of our project is to share the tools, guides and learnings developed together during the last two years with a wider audience of teachers, theatre practitioners, migrants rights activists, migrant community leaders, researchers, people with a migrant background

Multipliers events: sharing our tools with the world The final stage of the MiGreat project is what we call, in European projects’ vocabulary, multipliers events. The goal of these events is to share and disseminate what we produced together during the project, making it accessible for our target groups. These events help us to test

A Visit to the Pharmacy: Forum Theatre with Migrant English Language Learners in London Author: Kasia Blackman ‘You know, it’s that English politeness, they do this,’ Alba leans across her desk cupping her ear with her hand, ‘Excuse me?’ The others in the room laugh and nod in agreement. She continues, ‘They pretend to be

HAVE YOU SEEN?! FORUM THEATRE AS AN ALTERNATIVE NARRATIVE IN HUNGARY Author: Zsófia Jozifek Play. Act. Explore. Nyitott Kör, The Hungarian partner of the MiGreat project, is otherwise a Theatre in Education Company. We are creating and playing interactive, participatory theatre performances about social dynamics, issues, relationships, and challenges, mostly for school classes. Theatre in

ALTERNATIVE NARRATIVES ON MIGRATION BUILT BY THEATRE SCRIPTS: OUR EXPERIENCE IN FRANCE First step when writing a script: to have a story The last production of the Migreat project were the theatre scripts covering migration narratives. The challenge was there, we needed then to create a group, mainly made of people with a migrant background,

FORUM THEATER: HOW TO CHANGE the NARRATIVE ABOUT MIGRATION From theory to practice From the 9th to the 11th of September 2021 second training on Theatre of the Oppressed took place in Budapest. It was, facilitated  by Giolli Coop, focusing  on the use and facilitation of  Forum Theatre. The four  ”Migreat!” partners worked on a

Migreat! Handbook – Creative approaches to changing the narratives on migration through visual tools The group of the MiGreat! Project created various visual tools focusing on the narratives of migration. Some of these visual tools already feature  in previous blog posts. This time we would like to share a different outcome, focusing on the process