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The AFRICA CONNECT Group is a small, but growing, online Africa Playback group of practitioners with lived experience of Africa. We use playback as a tool for sharing our stories of Connection and Disconnection to Africa. The session will share insight into how and why this IPTN Regional Network Project continues to develop.
Andrea Sandoval (Vice-president of the IPTN Board) will also share about IPTN happenings. All PNA members are also IPTN members so this will be a great way to begin to connect with the international community!
Tarryn Lee is a drama educator who has understood the essence of creating accessible theatre spaces for both learners and for educators who work with learners. She is a founding member and current co-director of Drama for Life Playback Theatre in Johannesburg, South Africa (established in 2008). Tarryn is currently the IPTN regional representative for Africa and has been developing an extensive knowledge of playback theatre partners across Africa through the innovative Africa Connect project.
Bonface Njeresa Beti is a Kenyan international multidisciplinary practitioner with over ten years work experience integrating theatre-based approaches as healing centred peacebuilding practices in delivering transformative intercultural pedagogies. He works builds on wholistic wellbeing and contextual cultural resources while expanding on the practices related to trauma, peacebuilding, healing, justice, spirituality and human security.
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