TheAlbero is an Artistic Collective started by Uri Noy Meir * and Ilaria Olimpico *.
TheAlbero believes in Art as tool for creative expression, active participation, bringing consciousness and personal and social transformation; it promotes imagination as a fundamental element to be able to inspire paradigmatic change and open doors to other possible worlds.
TheAlbero organizes workshops for children, young people and adults, training for social workers and educators, interactive performances and international events.
TheAlbero uses a varied methodology aimed at encouraging the different attitudes of expression and learning of everybody, it integrates Theatre of the Oppressed, Narrative Circle, Storytelling and Participatory Photography.
The approach of TheAlbero is: maieutic (the facilitation is a dialogue, an open and welcoming process), intercultural (interculture is meant as a sociocultural attitude-practice and a sociopedagogic approach that is open to the otherness, promotes plurality of visions, and values diversity) gender (gender education means to question about gender stereotypes and patriarchal society).
* Uri, a creative processes facilitator, has led transformative workshops and trainings for activists, educators, social workers and artists around the world. Uri has trained with renowned Theater of the Oppressed (TO) practitioners and in his practice he explores the borders and meeting points of TO with other approaches and methodologies. Recently he is exploring the connections among TO, consensus decision making and Dragon Dreaming.
* Ilaria is trainer, educator and facilitator of workshops of social theater. In her work, she deals with issues about interculture, gender and sustainability/post-developpment, searching connections among them. She integrates her accademic formation in International and Diplomatic Sciences (specialization in Islamic studies), her training and practice of theatre, her interest in nonviolent management of conflict and her talent as storyteller/writer (published short stories on the website orientexpress.na.it and on thealbero.wordpress.com blog). She facilitates workshops for adults, teenagers and children.
CONTACT
thealbero7@gmail.com
Ilaria ilarialmp@gmail.com
Uri urinoymeir@gmail.com
TheAlbero believes in Art as tool for creative expression, active participation, bringing consciousness and personal and social transformation; it promotes imagination as a fundamental element to be able to inspire paradigmatic change and open doors to other possible worlds.
TheAlbero organizes workshops for children, young people and adults, training for social workers and educators, interactive performances and international events.
TheAlbero uses a varied methodology aimed at encouraging the different attitudes of expression and learning of everybody, it integrates Theatre of the Oppressed, Narrative Circle, Storytelling and Participatory Photography.
The approach of TheAlbero is: maieutic (the facilitation is a dialogue, an open and welcoming process), intercultural (interculture is meant as a sociocultural attitude-practice and a sociopedagogic approach that is open to the otherness, promotes plurality of visions, and values diversity) gender (gender education means to question about gender stereotypes and patriarchal society).
* Uri, a creative processes facilitator, has led transformative workshops and trainings for activists, educators, social workers and artists around the world. Uri has trained with renowned Theater of the Oppressed (TO) practitioners and in his practice he explores the borders and meeting points of TO with other approaches and methodologies. Recently he is exploring the connections among TO, consensus decision making and Dragon Dreaming.
* Ilaria is trainer, educator and facilitator of workshops of social theater. In her work, she deals with issues about interculture, gender and sustainability/post-developpment, searching connections among them. She integrates her accademic formation in International and Diplomatic Sciences (specialization in Islamic studies), her training and practice of theatre, her interest in nonviolent management of conflict and her talent as storyteller/writer (published short stories on the website orientexpress.na.it and on thealbero.wordpress.com blog). She facilitates workshops for adults, teenagers and children.
CONTACT
thealbero7@gmail.com
Ilaria ilarialmp@gmail.com
Uri urinoymeir@gmail.com
