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Sibusiso Fihlani
Facilitator
Sibusiso Fihlani
Facilitator
Sibusiso Fihlani is a young art-vist working as an intern at Rural Health Advocacy Projects (RHAP), an organisation that advocacy for a health system where rural communities access equitable, quality health care services. He has recently completed his MA in Drama Therapy with the University of Witwatersrand. He is an Atlantic Fellow with Tekano for health equity based in South Africa. He is also passionate about ways of advocating for healthier relationships between fathers and children. He Facilitates theatre processes to help clients process emotions and feeling through contemplative reflection practice and reporting on individual well-being and groups. He has also did a Course of Applied Theatre in Education, under Drama for Life. He is exploring the use of drama therapy in encouraging community participation in health. This young leader has been has been awarded with awards ranging from the Dr John Kani award for out outstanding theatre performance, direction and community based drama for social change under the wits school of art, the Yvonne Banning Applied drama: Awarded for outstanding ethnographic research in applied drama by a postgraduate student. Sibusiso seek to use interactive radio to help rural and marginalized community form part of public health dialogues. Through research, Sibusiso has contributing to the development of South African drama therapy.
Devid Arone
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Devid Arone
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LISTEN TO THE Event Speakers
Devid Arone
Founder, Cards
Devid Arone
Founder, Cards
World is committed to making participation in the event a harass ment free experience for everyone, regardless of level experience gender, gender identity and expression
Somporn
Speaker
Somporn
Speaker
Somporn is a Community Health Impact Assessment Practitioner and a Senior Atlantic Health Equity Fellow. Her work primarily focused on working with rights litigators and academics to facilitate community health impact assessment learning in Thailand and Myanmar. Her most recent project successfully introduced new ways of engaging deeply with local communities in the Philippines to understand and address the health impacts of large-scale industrial projects. This project was also awarded the Atlantic Senior Fellows Award. Somporn has been selected as a contributor because her extensive experience working with local communities and bringing them into the process of thinking about their power, activism and ability to have agency when engaging with the health system.
Sibusiso Fihlani
Facilitator
Sibusiso Fihlani
Facilitator
Sibusiso Fihlani is a young art-vist working as an intern at Rural Health Advocacy Projects (RHAP), an organisation that advocacy for a health system where rural communities access equitable, quality health care services. He has recently completed his MA in Drama Therapy with the University of Witwatersrand. He is an Atlantic Fellow with Tekano for health equity based in South Africa. He is also passionate about ways of advocating for healthier relationships between fathers and children. He Facilitates theatre processes to help clients process emotions and feeling through contemplative reflection practice and reporting on individual well-being and groups. He has also did a Course of Applied Theatre in Education, under Drama for Life. He is exploring the use of drama therapy in encouraging community participation in health. This young leader has been has been awarded with awards ranging from the Dr John Kani award for out outstanding theatre performance, direction and community based drama for social change under the wits school of art, the Yvonne Banning Applied drama: Awarded for outstanding ethnographic research in applied drama by a postgraduate student. Sibusiso seek to use interactive radio to help rural and marginalized community form part of public health dialogues. Through research, Sibusiso has contributing to the development of South African drama therapy.
Evie
Speaker
Evie
Speaker
Evie is a Program Director at the Atlantic Institute. Evie leads the design and implementation of programs to support the work and the development of a lifelong "community of action" among senior Atlantic Fellows. She has an extensive background in educational leadership having held executive leadership positions at several higher education institutions across New Zealand. Her teaching and research areas are indigenous, Māori and social change leadership, leading culture in complex organizations and high-performance teams. Evie has been selected because of her work with indigenous knowledge systems. We’re hoping that she can share with us and the participants how we can begin thinking different about the health system and our role in it.
Sibusiso Fihlani
Facilitator
Sibusiso Fihlani
Facilitator
Sibusiso Fihlani is a young art-vist working as an intern at Rural Health Advocacy Projects (RHAP), an organisation that advocacy for a health system where rural communities access equitable, quality health care services. He has recently completed his MA in Drama Therapy with the University of Witwatersrand. He is an Atlantic Fellow with Tekano for health equity based in South Africa. He is also passionate about ways of advocating for healthier relationships between fathers and children. He Facilitates theatre processes to help clients process emotions and feeling through contemplative reflection practice and reporting on individual well-being and groups. He has also did a Course of Applied Theatre in Education, under Drama for Life. He is exploring the use of drama therapy in encouraging community participation in health. This young leader has been has been awarded with awards ranging from the Dr John Kani award for out outstanding theatre performance, direction and community based drama for social change under the wits school of art, the Yvonne Banning Applied drama: Awarded for outstanding ethnographic research in applied drama by a postgraduate student. Sibusiso seek to use interactive radio to help rural and marginalized community form part of public health dialogues. Through research, Sibusiso has contributing to the development of South African drama therapy.
Devid Arone
Founder, Cards
Devid Arone
Founder, Cards
World is committed to making participation in the event a harass ment free experience for everyone, regardless of level experience gender, gender identity and expression