Mural making can be a vital tool in an activist’s toolkit. Murals have the great advantage for doing group work of being LARGE – lots of space to cover and, therefore, much labour that can be shared. There are many types of mural work that can be used for popular education, protest, street theatre and more. Collective murals are also good opportunities to practice both individual and collective work. This document provides guidelines for facilitators in using Contour Guided Murals, Grid Murals, Earthblankets, Moveable Murals, Banners, and Bankelsang/Cantastoria, for facilitating dialog and critical thinking.
Saturday, August 14, 2010
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Mural making can be a vital tool in an activist’s toolkit. Murals have the great advantage for doing group work of being LARGE – lots of space to cover and, therefore, much labour that can be shared. There are many types of mural work that can be used for popular education, protest, street theatre and more. Collective murals are also good opportunities to practice both individual and collective work. This document provides guidelines for facilitators in using Contour Guided Murals, Grid Murals, Earthblankets, Moveable Murals, Banners, and Bankelsang/Cantastoria, for facilitating dialog and critical thinking.
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