The project aims to promote the social inclusion of young people with disabilities through their involvement in a collaborative creative process that fosters their mental health and well-being and promotes tolerance and empathy among their peers and the general public.
This is the fourth phase of Plavo Theatre’s innovative inclusion program for youth with disabilities, which started during the Covid pandemic, when this target group was particularly vulnerable to declining mental and physical well-being. Plavo Theatre will partner with the Academic Inclusive Association (AIA) and the Faculty of Special Education and Rehabilitation (FASPER) during the six-month implementation period. A series of workshops conducted by Plavo Theatre and AIA for youth with and without disabilities, aged 18-30, FASPER teachers and other professionals in special education and rehabilitation will culminate in a theatre play on human rights and discrimination, which will be performed in Belgrade and Uzice.
The project is being realized from January until the end of June 2025 with the support of the program Australian Aid.
