The workshop resulted in a theatre piece which was shown to the other 150 children at St. Michael s Centre delivering a message that each of them can change their own reality. The children received Hope. The theatre piece was then used as part of the community sensitization process shown to groups from the community . The walls of resistance began to come down. Most importantly, caregivers at St. Michael s were taught the process in order to continue to teach the skills, and the theatre piece will continue to be shown to the community to prepare the way for the children.
Bridge building involves working from both sides of the divide.
Peace Theatre will continue in Sierra Leone a workshop with girls affected by war, follow-up on the pilot project, and community sensitization. As for the future of Sierra Leone time will tell. This transaction is handled by the Royal Bank of Canada. Site designed and hosted by Energy Level Consulting and Interactive .