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Disrupting the Politics of Place: Building Inclusive Communities for the Future

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Friday, June 8 • 11:45am - 1:15pm
Theatre as a Tool for Empowerment

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1. Coffee Klatch: Dialoguing Opportunities to Bring TO to Struggling (non)Acotrs in the Community
2. Reflections on Forum Theatre, Community, & Anti-Bullying Strategies
3. Denver's Romero Theater Troupe: Building a Community Theater of Resistance Without Training, Money, Space, or a Formal Organizing Structure

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Robin Brandehoff

Assistant Clinical Professor, University of Colorado Denver
I am a Clinical Assistant Professor in Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Education and oversees the Latinx Learners and Communities EdD program in the School of Education and Human Development at University of Colorado Denver. As an educator and scholar, my work and research examines... Read More →
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Eva Lopez

Artistic Director, Act4Change
Eva Lopez is the Artistic Director of Act4Change, a public benefit company whose mission is to drive individual and community potential. Her work with Theatre of the Opressed (TO) began at the Brecht Forum with Augusto Boal and the Shaman Repertoty Theater. She uses TO in the field... Read More →
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James P. Walsh

Clinical Assistant Professor, University of Colorado Denver
Thirteen years ago, I founded the Romero Theater Troupe in Denver, Colorado. We are an all-volunteer, budgetless, community theater collective of roughly 100 members that operates on a consensus model with a horizontal governance structure. For the past thirteen years, we have created... Read More →

Friday June 8, 2018 11:45am - 1:15pm EDT
C-201
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