From Relational Aesthetics to Civic Agency: Evaluating the Invisible Infrastructure of Theatre-Based Inclusion
In a world where young migrants and refugees often face barriers to inclusion, the ECHO project is redefining the landscape of social integration through the transformative power of theater. By creating safe, co-creative spaces, participants engage in dynamic workshops that foster trust, community, and self-expression. This article explores how the principles of Relational Aesthetics and Liminality shape these experiences, allowing individuals to reclaim their identities and build civic capital. Join us as we delve into the invisible infrastructure of theater-based inclusion and discover how art can break down barriers in your local community.