Developing Your Voice to Advocate for Others: Lessons from Theatre

Issued by University of North Dakota

In this interactive session, participants learn about professional techniques designed in Theatre Arts to develop the ability to use their voice and to advocate for those not well-positioned to advocate for themselves. Camilla Morrison shares her expertise drawing from Theater of the Oppressed approaches, providing participants with tools and the opportunity to practice so that when they need to advocate for others, they are able to do so more successfully and serve as more effective champions.

Type Learning
Level Foundational
Time Hours
Cost Free

Skills

Advocacy
Advocacy And Higher Education

Earning Criteria

The badge earner attended this session for the Women's Leadership Series.
Earners learned how to advocate for others by strengthening their own voice and resolve.
Earners practiced their newly developed advocacy skills.