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Engaging and Empowering Communities to Create Change and to Believe in their Futures
More than at any time in the past, it will be essential to mobilise at a local level, Millennials, Gen-Z can play an important role in mobilising local level communities and moreover to link them into others with similar interests. In the past mass movements such as the Suffragettes. Workers Movements, Environmental groups, Human Rights Movement in the USA, Anti-Apartheid in South Africa have been successful in mobilising mass engagement. To mitigate the massive problems of the CONVID-19 aftermath will require the mobilisation at a local level to then unite in a global common cause to ensure the solutions are for the many and not the few. Many approaches are available: among others, the Theatre of the Oppressed, for example
The Mandela Centre for Change
What they do and how they work
The Theatre of the Oppressed New York City
How they Work
Types of theatres of the oppressed similarities and differences
An Italian based international example
Water Democracy
Examples from South Africa and other countries
Food sovereignty and security
Eaxmaples internationally
International youth exchanges
The Barefoot College
Worker rights
Examples from global supply chains
Storytelling
Ideas for mobilising and to promote change
The fundamental idea is to find cohesion around a common cause to benefit the local community and eventually society at large. Here we would like to exchange ideas on empowering communities and groups to create change
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