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WE NEED EACH OTHER TO CREATE CHANGE

ITI Academy

Transformation

WE NEED EACH OTHER TO CREATE CHANGE
Anastasija Bräuniger, Faisal Kiwewa, Bettina Sluzalek and Malin Nagel reflect on the first edition of the ITI Academy and explore perspectives for the further development of the programme.

Anastasija Bräuniger, Faisal Kiwewa, Bettina Sluzalek and Malin Nagel reflect on the first edition of the ITI Academy and explore perspectives for the further development of the programme.

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All International Cooperation Diversity Decolonization Care War & Crisis ITI Academy Sustainability Theater of the World
Media Library for Dance and Theater Intersectionality Transformation Exile Pandemic Mobility Feminism Transformation

ALLE

International Cooperation

Diversity

Decolonization

Care

War & Crisis

ITI Academy

Sustainability

Theater of the World

Media Library for Dance and Theater

Intersectionality

Transformation

Exile

Pandemic

Mobility

Feminism

Transformation
Workshop Empowerment Einblicke Pädagogik Feb. 6, 2025
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Workshop Empowerment Einblicke Pädagogik Nov. 28, 2024
Ethics of international cooperation and partnership in the Performing Arts

Dr Olusola John on the ITI dialogue series "Partners in or off the Ship? Creating space for dialogue on international partnerships"

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Workshop Empowerment Einblicke Pädagogik June 24, 2022
Feminist Aesthetics for Political Poetics

Bárbara Santos, founder of the Ma(g)dalena International Network and creator of the Feminist Theatre of the Oppressed methodology, reflects on feminist aesthetics as a starting point for artistic and activist work.

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Workshop Empowerment Einblicke Pädagogik Dec. 21, 2021
How to Curate Diversity and Otherness in Global Performance Art

Dr. Lisa Gaupp explores how diversity and otherness could be curated without labeling, paternalizing, or exoticizing while at the same time taking into account the severe impact that neocolonial structures and practices of social inequality and exclusion have on the ambition to decolonize curatorial practices.

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