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E-learning: 23 September - 11 October 2024 | Moodle platform (online), Netherlands

During this course you will, among a broad range of learning objectives, understand in depth what Artivisim and Storytelling  is, how powerful it can be, how to use it and at the end become an Artivist yourself.

Our course “Teaching Artivism” does exactly that: Through artistic and philosophical know-how, participants will get the opportunity to utilize their creativity as a tool to inspire awareness and motivate genuine change in the world.

More information you may find in the document: Teaching Artivism Syllabus

Do you know what ARTIVISM is?

Artivism is a conscious combination of art and activism and is adopted to demonstrate a productive and value-loaded attitude to engage in social issues through art projects.

Artivism, a union of the terms art and activism, describes the unique approach to apply creative methods to make a non-violent yet ever so efficient political statement.

Main goals of the Training Course:

Dates and Duration of the Training Course

1st to 5th session: 2024 September 23-27 from 5:00 pm to 6:30 pm

23.09.2024

24.09.2024

25.09.2024

26.09.2024

27.09.2024

5th to 10th session: 2024 October 7-11 From 5:00 pm to 6:30 pm

07.10.2024

08.10.2024

09.10.2024

10.10.2024

11.10.2024

We would like to inform you that depending on your motivation and the % of synchronous attendance at the course we will create a group of people who will be able to take the course, for people who are interested but cannot attend more than 75% of the course it will be possible to use the Artivism training’s materials and recordings of the theory sessions, but will not be able to attend the course synchronously, as the number of participants is limited to ensure a participatory active method of engagement in the course. This selection process will last till the 15th of June. We will let you know if your application will be selected for the online course synchronously by email, one/two weeks before the course starts.

Application Form

Artivism Training organised as part of the ERASMUS+ project "LGBTQIA!+ - Let's Go Beyond Talk: Turn Quickly Into Action!+"

Facilitated by :
Antonij Karadzoski & Galo de la Huerta
Members of project partner organisation Stichting art.1

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