Artivism in action — using performance to make rights memorable, and to reach audiences a banner alone might miss.
Artivism is one of JCC's core strategies — using performance to make rights memorable. Short drama pieces and choreographed performances are built around the campaign's key messages and staged for the wider community.
These performances often draw in an audience who might not otherwise stop for a talk or a banner, opening the door to a longer conversation afterwards.
Rights, performed: a drama piece built around the campaign's key messages, staged for the wider community.
An indoor performance draws in a seated audience of peers, using movement to reinforce the day's message.
A running log for this activity. Add a new dated entry each time something changes — a repeat session, new numbers, a new photo set.
Drama and performance pieces are developed for major outreach days — add new photos or a video link here as they happen.
Get in touch if you'd like JCC's drama team to bring a rights-based performance to your school or event.
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