El Grupo de Trabajo de Communicaciones
The Communications Working Committee (CWC) lies at the heart of IDEA's strategy to extend its membership, regionalise its organisation, dynamise its communication and deepen its authority as a world advocate of drama/theatre education. You can visualise this by looking at
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Communications Working Committee Coordinator: IDEA Secretary
Catherine KARIUKI (Kenya): kathy_wanji@yahoo.com
Active Members
Kim FLINTOFF (Drama Australia, Australia): kimbo2@iinet.net.au
Director of Public Relations
Carola CAVERO (Arte y Vida, Peru): ccavero@upc.edu.pe
Latin & Central America/Translation (Spanish)
Julie VAUDRIN (Vichama Collective, Quebec): julie_vc@hotmail.com
North America/Translation (French)
Hristina MOURATIDOU (Centre for Drama, Bosnia and Herzegovina): cmouratidou@gmail.com
North & Central Europe
Nassia CHOLEVA (Hellenic Theatre/Drama Education Network, Greece): nassiacholeva@gmail.com
Middle East/Translation (Greek)
Lucilia VALENTE (3emPipa, Portugal): lucilia.valente@netcabo.pt
Southern Europe
Yi-man AU (Hong Kong Drama/Theatre and Education Forum): auyiman1010@yahoo.co.uk
South East Asia/Translation (Chinese)
Sandra GATTENHOF (Drama Australia, Australia):
Factotum@t130.aone.net.au
Oceania
Mercy Mirembe NTANGAARE (East Africa Theatre Institute, Uganda): eati@arts.mak.ac.ug
Africa
Broad Aims of the Communications Working Committee
1. To disseminate IDEA's aims, vision, living history and current projects to deepen its authority;
2. To 'publish' (in the broadest sense of the word!) IDEA's good practice and diverse pedagogical proposals;
3. To build a continuous, dynamic dialogue between IDEA's national and individual members throughout the world to stimulate solidarity, motivation, the exchange of experience, and project collaboration;
4. To develop quality translation to ensure cultural equity between IDEA's official languages, based on a respect for cultural difference;
Specific Aims of the CWC
1. To prepare publicity materials and pedagogical products for all relevant conferences;
2. To communicate with individual participants from past IDEA congresses and to proactively network with drama/theatre education practitioners, projects and organisations outside IDEA;
3. To use print and digital media to preserve IDEA's memory and to stimulate pedagogical evaluation, innovation and 'formation';
4. To gradually extend IDEA's official languages to include a major language from Africa and Asia;
The CWC is looking for members from the Indian continent, Russia and the Nordic Countries to complete its team. If you are interested, please contact Catherine Kariuki immediately.