- Rights
An animated game of the goose through the languages of theater, art and new technologies, which promotes critical thinking to counter discrimination and inequality.
Within a community, being a citizen also means enjoying a series of rights, recognized by the Constitution of the Italian Republic. But only through participation one’s rights can be realized, giving shape to the life of the community. In these twenty years, SCT Centre has carried out numerous projects aimed at individual empowerment and civic activation through theatre, to involve communities and inhabitants in an agora, in order to discuss together the meaning of active citizenship and the fundamental rights of the human being.
Among these there are works on a local and national scale, such as Onstage, against gender discrimination, Io rispetto, that fights against hate speech in Italy, Un giorno ci dite dove ci accompagnate and Migrarti, that have brought attention to first and second generation migrants. Oca, l’arte che allena il pensiero is a collective game-performance on the themes of inequality, discrimination and active citizenship. SCT Centre has also addressed the issue of rights on an international scale, specifically in Ethiopia, South Sudan and Libya, with projects carried out for the International Organization for Migration and for NGOs in the Cooperation and Development sector: these experiences have allowed a comparison with different cultures and different customs, and theatrical actions to support rights from a global perspective of equity and social justice.
We conduct planning, research and evaluation, developing performing arts events and workshops that promote cultural and social participation through the Social Community Theatre methodology.
REGISTERED OFFICE
c/o Teatro Popolare Europe Ets
via Senta, 2
10080 Alpette (To)
OPERATIONAL OFFICE
c/o Spazio BAC
via Cottolengo, 24 bis
10152 Torino
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