Sunday, 4 October 2015

THE THEATRE OF THE MIDDLE PATH 

IN JALTEPEC DE CANDAYOC, NATIVE MIXE COMMUNITY, OAXACA, MEXICO.


At the Cultural Institute Ayuuk, in Jaltepec de Candayoc, native Mixe community I applied the methodology of The Theatre of the Middle Path offered to native students from diverse areas such as: Intercultural Education, Administration and Sustainable Development and Communication for the Social Development. 

I also offered a workshop for children (no violent, non sexist, no competitive and playful activities and stories) and the adult students presented a series of "Estudios Teatrales" (Theatrical Studies) to the community, to show diverse ways of solving current conflicts in the community.

The Institute receives solidarity support from the following institutions: Edujesuit, Ficsac, United Way, Ibero Meneses Foundation A.C., Jesuits, San Ignacio de Loyola Foundation, OXFAM Mexico, Indigenous Affairs Secretary, Scotiabank, SerTull Foundation, Yin' Et Radio.com and Jesuit University System.







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