Theater and human rights education complement each other by transforming abstract principles into lived, emotional experiences that inspire empathy, critical thinking, and civic action. Theater makes human rights visible and visceral, while HRE provides the framework to understand and act on them.

Taínos singing, dancing, and performing for one another in a social, cultural, and political ceremony called an areíto.

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  • We deliver interactive theater performances that showcase real-world human rights issues followed by a skill building workshop that educates learners about critical topics such as social justice, freedom of expression, and activism.

    Get in touch to discuss customized performance packages for your school community! We offer special pricing for Title I schools.

  • One performance not enough? Transform your school into a hub of civic engagement and activism with our Performance Residency Package! This immersive experience combines mini stage plays about real-world human rights issues with interactive skill-building workshops over the course of 2, 3, or 5 days. Our residency offers an opportunity for learners to dive deeper into critical human rights topics such as racism, xenophobia, censorship, and organizing.

    Get in touch to discuss customized performance packages for your school community! We offer special pricing for Title I schools.

  • We create curriculum guides for educators that include HRE lesson plans, conversation cards, critical thinking questions, interactive activities, and pintables.

    We create and lead professional development sessions around HRE in the classroom.

    We offer opportunities for human rights practitioners to come and speak to your school community.

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