Words in progress contro l’odio. Pratiche artistiche ed espressivo-corporee dentro e fuori la scuola

  • Laura Pomari Caracol APS, Associazione tra artisti Ciridì
  • Vaninka Riccardi Caracol APS, Associazione tra artisti Ciridì
  • Roberta Villa Caracol APS, Associazione tra artisti Ciridì
Parole chiave: Teatro sociale e di comunità; pedagogia psicomotoria; scuola; lingua madre; formazione insegnanti.

Abstract

We present a project of intervention in a conflictual situation at a kindergarten, due to a different educational model of the teachers and the migrant families. The methodology arises from the mix between theatre and anthropology practice: the team are composed of two theatrical operators, a cultural anthropologist and a psychomotricist; the professional experience involve artistic and expressive-body practices as social change agents. The project is structured through different action within and for the school and then open up to the territory; particularly I Racconti in Lingua Madre for the families and the training Sentire e Comprendere for teachers. The action against hate promotes change and development as a part of the educating community through the purpose to build a self-learning school. The result of the project is a bridge of relationships between school and families, working on the sense of belonging to a common social fabric.

Pubblicato
2024-04-08
Come citare
Pomari, L., Riccardi, V., & Villa, R. (2024). Words in progress contro l’odio. Pratiche artistiche ed espressivo-corporee dentro e fuori la scuola. Antropologia Pubblica, 6(1), 119-129. https://doi.org/10.1473/anpub.v6i1.173
Sezione
Contrastare l’odio. L’uso dell’antropologia nella comunicazione pubblica