What we humans need most is compassion,
for ourselves and for others. What compassion means is to accept ourselves and others without judgment, without preference. We start with ourselves, accepting ourselves so we don’t continue the punishment.
What is Brave Kids Project
for ourselves and for others. What compassion means is to accept ourselves and others without judgment, without preference. We start with ourselves, accepting ourselves so we don’t continue the punishment.
We invite you to online manual of the Brave Kids Project model of work.
It is a result of The Brave Kids Artistic Instructor Training and Practical Dissemination Project — a two-year (2017-2019) project of the Song of the Goat Theatre Association co-funded by Creative Europe Programme of the European Union. It aims to support an ongoing expansion of the Brave Kids Project while ensuring its continued quality and integrity. The core activities of the project include extended training workshops for artistic instructors, recruitment and training for new artistic instructors in new project sites, as well as the development and publication of an integrated online manual of the Brave Kids model. More than a static written document, this manual is an interactive platform that aims to engage a larger audience of new partners and collaborators, exchange best practices, and share the Brave Kids ethos on a larger scale.
We wish to express our gratitude and appreciation to the European Commission, the Creative Europe Programme, and our fabulous project partners in making this project happen:
Authors of the Brave Kids manual 2017-2018:
Gabriel Almagro, Grzegorz Bral, Agnieszka Ćwieląg, Iwona Frydryszak, Mateusz Mefo Godlewski, Kamila Kamińska, Ilona Krawczyk, Kathy Lawson, Jacek Timingeriu, Katarzyna Timingeriu, Mary Sadowska, Justyna Warecka.
Video: Karolina Bendera, Tamar Kelaptishvili, Pascal Production, Anna Stohrm.
Photos: Filip Basara, Mateusz Bral, Ela Korsak, Sławek Przerwa, Piotr Spigiel, Anna Stohrm, Aleksandra Twardowska.
This project has been founded with support from the European Commission. This publication [communication] reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.
Each bookmark contains a description of a different area of our work. Together they form, what we call, the Brave Kids Model of Work.
Apart from the general information you’ll be able to get to know some of us by reading the QUOTES section. There, we share our experience of carrying out the project, our feelings, opinions and memories. Looking closer at EXAMPLES will give you access to some real-life cases. We also added some practical TIPS on specific topics. At the end of each page we invite you to ASK YOURSELF questions that we find important to understand the Project and see it’s every nook and cranny. Enjoy! And remember…. If you want to know more, the best way is to ask, so contact us whenever you need.