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Nov 21, 2009 10:00 am (Saturday)

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Brecht Forum

451 West Street (West Side Highway between Bank and Bethune Streets)
New York, NY
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Facilitated by Theater of the Oppressed Laboratory Trainers TBAThis workshop will focus on gender oppression in all of its forms and manifestations.Cop-in-the-Head is a collection o...
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Facilitated by Theater of the Oppressed Laboratory Trainers TBA

This workshop will focus on gender oppression in all of its forms and manifestations.

Cop-in-the-Head is a collection of Theater of the Oppressed techniques that uses games and exercises to recognize and confront internalized forms of oppression, and explore power relations and collective solutions to concrete problems. This is a method and set of techniques that is especially useful for teachers and educators who work with disadvantaged populations, social workers, psychologists and mental health professionals, and community activists and organizers who are involved with marginalized constituencies and constituencies which have traditionally been the victims of bias and discrimination.

The workshop is open to all. While there is no formal application, PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. You can pre-register online using the form to your right, or you can mail a check to the Brecht Forum at 451 West, Street, NY, NY 10014. Write TOPLAB and the workshop date in the memo. Also, please email the Theater of the Oppressed Laboratory at toplab@toplab.org to let them know you will be participating.

Sliding scale: $95-$150
Preregistration required



OUR SPECIAL THANKS!
The Brecht Forum owes its existence to a broad network of support. Our modest fees cover only a fraction of our costs and we rely on the progressive community for our financial survival. Hundreds of valued subscribers and donors provide steady contributions to all of our activities. Our programs are made possible with public funds from Manhattan Neighborhood Network, The Surdna Foundation, and public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts, a State Agency.

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