Once upon a time there was a fairy tale: I have rights!
Action Areas: Human Rights, Peace and Non-Violence
Description
The programme, "Once Upon a FairyTale", is designed to reinforce children's knowledge of their rights through engaging interactive activities. In particular, through a series of story-making activities, children will learn about the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, which outlines the basic human rights of all children.
The impact of fairy tales on children is crucial. They can teach problem solving and support the development of emotional resilience, perception of diversity and teach facts, sharpen their imagination and develop their thinking. Our programme combines contemporary performing arts and the power of storytelling to create an engaging experience for all children.
The impact of fairy tales on children is crucial. They can teach problem solving and support the development of emotional resilience, perception of diversity and teach facts, sharpen their imagination and develop their thinking. Our programme combines contemporary performing arts and the power of storytelling to create an engaging experience for all children.
Objectives
Raising children's awareness on the issue of Children's Rights.
- Creative and active involvement of children
- Development of cooperation and teamwork skills
- Developing critical thinking, imagination and creativity through storytelling and other art forms.
- Developing and disseminating the necessary know-how for a more inclusive and accessible way of planning, organising and implementing cultural, artistic and non-formal educational activities.
Impact
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Members of the organization who participated in the actions
Action Management: Panagiotis Papakonstantinou
Animation: Zoe Kousana, Aristides Vebis, Varvara Rampaouni