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keep pushing
A multiple choice video and creative charity campaign from Liverpool-based theatre company Collective Encounters using storytelling and theatre for social change.
Find out how you can help to end homelessness, child poverty, social inequality and support campaigns around Justice 4 Grenfell, Age UK, Crisis, Time to Change and more.
Collective Encounters specialises in producing theatre for social change through collaborative practice. By working with those on the margins of society, the company tells untold stories of hardship, disadvantage and poverty to raise awareness, stimulate reflection and discussion, and tackle the local, national and international concerns of our time.
Keep Pushing is our interactive video demonstrating how performance, protest song and innovative digital tools can combine to educate people, challenge political apathy and inspire social change.
The charities and organisations referenced are: Crisis, Time to Change, Age UK, End Child Poverty, People’s Assembly, Keep our NHS Public, Child Poverty Action Group, Campaign Bootcamp, and Justice for Grenfeld.
Play the video to find out:
How to help homeless people
How to end child poverty
How to reduce health inequality and protect the NHS
How to work towards social equality
How voting makes a difference
How to become a councillor and get involved in local politics
Twitter @CollEnc
Facebook @collectiveencounters.theatreforsocialchange
Find out how you can help to end homelessness, child poverty, social inequality and support campaigns around Justice 4 Grenfell, Age UK, Crisis, Time to Change and more.
Collective Encounters specialises in producing theatre for social change through collaborative practice. By working with those on the margins of society, the company tells untold stories of hardship, disadvantage and poverty to raise awareness, stimulate reflection and discussion, and tackle the local, national and international concerns of our time.
Keep Pushing is our interactive video demonstrating how performance, protest song and innovative digital tools can combine to educate people, challenge political apathy and inspire social change.
The charities and organisations referenced are: Crisis, Time to Change, Age UK, End Child Poverty, People’s Assembly, Keep our NHS Public, Child Poverty Action Group, Campaign Bootcamp, and Justice for Grenfeld.
Play the video to find out:
How to help homeless people
How to end child poverty
How to reduce health inequality and protect the NHS
How to work towards social equality
How voting makes a difference
How to become a councillor and get involved in local politics
Twitter @CollEnc
Facebook @collectiveencounters.theatreforsocialchange
Email: info@collective-encounters.org.uk