ImaginAction was born 20 years ago from the vision of Hector Aristizabal, today it is a growing network of Social Arts Facilitators that use theatre and storytelling to create spaces in which communities can see and heal themselves. In this podcast, Meg Nimigon speaks to Uri Noy Meir from ImaginAction about how the work has transformed since moving online and how ImaginAction is playing a role in curating and creating this work both on and offline with communities worldwide.

You don’t want to miss:

• Uri’s journey into using theatre for social change and how integral it’s been to his own personal healing
• Learn about techniques like Rainbow of Desire, Social Presencing Theatre and Dragon Dreaming
• Hear about ways that Uri is experimenting online through workshops like Unlocking the News and From Stuck to Rainbow
• The opportunity this work is presenting us during these troubling times to remember what connects us
• And MORE.

Links and Resources

• Learn more about ImaginAction
• Learn more about Theatre of the Oppressed, Social Presencing Theatre and Dragon Dreaming
• Register for an upcoming From Stuck to Rainbow Lab – you can access a special promo code for this training at the end of the podcast episode

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