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Ashley D. Domínguez – Ethnography and Education, 2024
The purpose of this paper is to provide insight into the challenges and possibilities of compiling, co-constructing, and composing ethnodrama with young people via virtual workspaces. The following ethnodramatic vignettes are constructed from the stories of six Latina/x artivist-researchers in an intergenerational theatre troupe, Estrella Theatre…
Descriptors: Hispanic Americans, Adolescents, Young Adults, Theater Arts
Sarah Woodland; Linda Hassall; Anna Kennedy-Borissow – Research in Drama Education, 2024
This paper presents the provocation that 'unmediatised liveness', or experiences not filtered through digital technology, is vital to performances that promote recovery, resistance, and survival among young people in response to the climate crisis. Our provocation draws from interviews conducted with youth theatre and performance practitioners in…
Descriptors: Climate, Theater Arts, Foreign Countries, Role Theory
In Their Own Words: Teaching Empathy through the Centering of Individuals Who Have Experienced Abuse
Shelly Clevenger; Jordana N. Navarro – Teaching Sociology, 2025
This article provides an overview of the Survivors: Local Stories of Domestic Violence (hereafter, Survivors) civic engagement project. Survivors' learning objectives were to increase the understanding of the complexity of intimate partner abuse and foster empathy in outsiders' responses, something at the cornerstone of the #MeToo social movement…
Descriptors: Teaching Methods, Empathy, Family Violence, Citizen Participation
Yasmine Kandil – Research in Drama Education, 2024
This article looks at the meaning of solidarity as related to the Egyptian uprising of January 2011. Through participant interviews, field notes, and observations, the author examines the role of grassroots theatre in enabling the aspirations of the revolution to live on amongst its players, and despite more stringent state control over the arts…
Descriptors: Conflict, Foreign Countries, Arabs, Economic Impact
Latinx Students Embodying Justice-Centered Science: Agency through Imagining via the Performing Arts
Rebecca Kotler; Maria Rosario; Maria Varelas; Nathan C. Phillips; Rachelle P. Tsachor; Rebecca Woodard – Science Education, 2024
Children are often denied science education that engages their emotions and multiple identities. This study focused on ways in which embodied arts-based experiences offer opportunities for such engagement in pedagogical efforts associated with justice-centered science. The conceptual framework that informed the study considers the body as a site…
Descriptors: Hispanic American Students, Social Justice, Theater Arts, Science Education
Percy-Smith, Barry; McMahon, Gráinne; Thomas, Nigel – Educational Action Research, 2019
This paper draws upon learning from three action research projects conducted as part of a Europe-wide project exploring young people's social and political participation. Challenging dominant discourses about what 'counts' as participation and what does not, the paper explores how, through the action research projects, young people engaged in…
Descriptors: Democracy, Action Research, Citizen Participation, Political Attitudes
Lev-Aladgem, Shulamith – Research in Drama Education, 2017
This article presents a singular historical moment in which the ethnic counter-theatre of the 1970s in Jerusalem, which had emerged out of the Hapanterim Hashchorim (Black Panthers) social movement, generated another social movement. This offers a particular example of a grassroots theatre that directly affected and intervened in the complex…
Descriptors: Activism, Jews, Foreign Countries, Group Behavior
Sutherland, Alexandra – Research in Drama Education, 2017
This article discusses a long-term theatre project that I run with mental health care users and staff in a forensic psychiatric hospital in South Africa. I argue that the values underpinning the project align with those of Mad Studies, a field that is located as an emerging academic discipline within disability studies. The article seeks to…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Theater Arts, Labeling (of Persons), Psychiatric Services
Larri, Larraine; Whitehouse, Hilary – Australian Journal of Adult Learning, 2019
In this paper, we explore the concept of Nannagogy, an innovative pedagogy of informal adult learning enacted by the activist 'disorganisation', the Knitting Nannas Against Gas and Greed (KNAGs). The 'Nannas' are predominantly older women who undertake non-violent direct action using fibre craft, knit-ins, lock-ons, and occasional street theatre…
Descriptors: Social Change, Older Adults, Females, Activism
Matthewman, Sasha; Mullen, Molly; Patuwai, Tamati – Research in Drama Education, 2015
On 27 February 2013, Mad Ave staged "The River Talks," a collation of linked performances in and on the banks of the Omaru River in Glen Innes, Auckland, New Zealand. The event brought together artistic and discursive works that challenged a view of this local river as always and forever degraded. An example of committed ecological…
Descriptors: Activism, Violence, Ethnic Groups, Pacific Islanders
Haedicke, Susan C. – Research in Drama Education, 2016
In a violent clash between rival gangs from Asnières and Gennevilliers in the banlieue north of Paris, a 15-year-old boy was killed at the metro station Les Courtilles, the last stop on Line 13. Inevitably, revenge attacks occurred. Security was heightened with hundreds of police patrolling the area, but residents and city officials alike…
Descriptors: Violence, Suburbs, Community Programs, Art
Ahmed, Syed Jamil – Research in Drama Education, 2011
In 1984, a group of urban theatre activists of Bangladesh rejected their role as "traditional intellectuals", and sought to join the subaltern classes as "ideologues in action" by mobilising their knowledge and expertise on theatre in a manner that would animate those classes entwined in the exploitive infrastructure of the…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Theater Arts, Activism, Social Change