Involve: Knowledge Base resources
/The knowledge base provides definitions, guides, research findings, videos, and other resources about a range of participatory and deliberative processes.
Read MoreThe knowledge base provides definitions, guides, research findings, videos, and other resources about a range of participatory and deliberative processes.
Read MoreThis article examines the origins of legislative theater during Augusto Boal's service as a member of the local parliament in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Read MoreThis brief video captures the legislative theater process, based on four experiences to address homelessness in the United Kingdom.
Read MoreIn this blog post, legislative theater leader Katy Rubin reflects on her experience working with residents to engage policymakers on climate change through theater in Glasgow, Scotland.
Read MoreThis video features highlights of legislative theatre events that brought community members together to address homelessness in Manchester, England.
Read MoreA book providing a comparative analysis of innovative democratic practices, including popular assemblies, mini-publics, direct legislation, and e-democracy.
Read MoreA case study of legislative theater in Mulhouse, France.
Read MoreA booklet documenting the use of legislative theater by Smes, a Belgian civil society organization focused on mental health and social inclusion.
Read MoreIn this 40-minute podcast, Lora Krasteva of Untrained Effort talks to Katy Rubin, one of the world's leading practitioners of Legislative Theatre.
Read MoreBlog post about legislative theatre in Greater Manchester with insights into how the play is developed, the role of the facilitator, and the desired outcomes of the process.
Read MoreThis blog post summarizes the policy proposals developed at the first legislative theatre event in Greater Manchester in September 2020. It also includes a 2-hour video of the event.
Read MoreIn this book, Theatre of the Oppressed creator Augusto Boal explains how he created Legislative Theatre, the principles behind it, and how he implemented it in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Read MoreThis handbook not only provides a very wide-ranging introduction and orientation to the world of the Theatre of the Oppressed, it also presents concrete and practical assistance for structuring basic workshops in process-oriented theatre work and in developing Forum Theatre plays.
Read MoreBook in which Augusto Boal, creator of the theatre of the oppressed (TO) describes theatrical forms that he first elaborated in the 1970s, initially in Brazil and later in Europe.
Read MoreA report that explains how Theatre of the Oppressed practices have been applied to raise awareness of pertinent issues of oppression, shift the minds of policymakers, and engage audience members in civic action.
Read MoreA video with testimonials from community members and organizers of Legislative Theatre that explains how Legislative theater can bring about change in NYC.
Read MoreShort video from the first iteration of Legislative Theatre in New York City (2013), demonstrating some of the process.
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