To inspire outreach towards our Build Hope campaign, this two hour workshop shares ideas for understanding the campaign for refugees and people seeking asylum detained in Australia’s offshore detention centres, especially for those on Nauru Island. Through using visual and drama techniques, students will explore ways to engage empathy and action for human rights. The aim is to be able to leave the workshop inspired to make activities in your own schools have more impact.

Hilari Anderson, who will take the workshop, is a long-standing Amnesty International member and a drama teacher who has a passion for inspiring youth to engage in human rights via drama.

Numbers limited to 30 so you’ll need to RVSP to book a place. Catering particularly for youth aged 11-18 years old. Please email youth.coordinator@amnesty.org.nz to advise if you are outside that age-range, as demand may allow us to adapt programme.

This workshop is in association with Art for Change's "Where shall we call home?" exhibition, at The Depot, 17 June - 5 July, 2017