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International Drama/Theatre and Education Association

UPCOMING NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL EVENTS

Below is a list of upcoming conferences, symposia and festivals which may be of interest of Drama Australia members. The emphasis is on major international events. There are also listings for local events run directly by Drama Australia members and like-minded associations.

If you know of any relevant events that are not on this list, please contact the Director of International Liaison, Richard Sallis, idea@dramaaustralia.org.au

Major national/international conferences/symposia/events:
June-October, 2008

JUNE

JULY

  • 22nd World Congress in Dance Research, July 2-6, Athens, Greece, www.orchesis-portal.org/cdr/index.php
  • Confluence of 5 conferences in contemporary theatre/drama/ dance, July 16-19, Capetown, South Africa www.uct.ac.za
  • International Festival on Theatre Methods, July 7-13, Malpils, Latvia, www.info.iugte.com
  • American Alliance for Theatre and Education Annual Conference, July 22- July 28, Atlanta, Georgia, www.aate.com/conferences.asp
  • 28th, ISME Conference, July 20-25, Bologna, Italy, www.isme.org/2008
  • Festival Tambo, July 19, Pemba, Mozambique, www.tambo.nl
  • The World Festival of Children’s’ Performing Arts in Toyama 2008, July 31-Aug 5, Toyama, Japan info@tiatf.or.jp

AUGUST

SEPTEMBER
– nothing at present

OCTOBER

  • Performing the World, October 2-5, New York, USA, ptw@eastsideinstitute.org
  • Learning Democracy by Doing, Alternative Practices in Citizenship Learning and Participatory Democracy October 16-18, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, University of Toronto, tlc2008@oise.utoronto.ca
  • 38th Annual Conference of the Council of Ontario Drama and Dance Educators October 24-26, Ontario, Canada, www.code.on.ca
  • National Arts and Learning Symposium, Hosted by the UNESCO Chair in Arts and Learning, Faculty of Education, Queen’s University October 29-31, Kingston, Canada, www.eduarts.ca


NEW Bulletin Towards IDEA 2010
VII World Congress IDEA 2010

Live, Living Diversity! Embracing the Arts of Transformation!

With this 3rd edition of the bulletin Towards IDEA 2010, we attempt to involve a larger number of organizations, practi tioners, researchers and ‘the curious’ about how to collaborate and act, locally and globally, to participate in this movement! The IDEA 2010 project is being developed to be more than just an event. Its continuity will depend on the processes of training, cultural action in school and the community, and solidarity project collaborations leading to the congress. In the last 3 months, we have dedicated ourselves to developing project applications and negotiating with local and national government to guarantee the IDEA 2010 structures.

Download Here
Towards IDEA 2010 III (PDF 700KB)


About IDEA


With member associations representing more than 50 countries around the globe, the International Drama/Theatre and Education Association aims to promote and advocate drama/theatre as part of a full human education and to provide an international forum for those working as drama/theatre educators throughout the world.  Members of each member association are automatically accepted as members of I.D.E.A. by virtue of their organization's status as a member association.

IDEA's ongoing activities include publications, projects, international congresses and meetings, the dissemination of research and the international exchange of drama/theatre workers.  Previous world congresses have been held in Porto, Portugal in 1992, in Brisbane, Australia in 1995, and Kisumu, Kenya in 1998.

OBJECTIVES

The International Drama/Theatre and Education Association (IDEA), established in Oporto in July 1992, has adopted the following objectives:  

  • to offer a forum for meeting and discussion to individual persons, groups and
    institutions throughout the world, who are working and campaigning for the
    universal right to arts education and in particular to the place of drama/theatre
    in the education of each person;
  • to facilitate international communication and dissemination of information
    through publications and the organization of seminars, workshops and
    symposia, conferences, etc. on subjects relevant to drama/theatre and education;
  • to support the development of research into the theory and practice of
    drama/theatre and education, particularly through the dissemination of
    research reports within the international community;
  • to promote and encourage regional, national and international initiatives
    consistent with the objectives by facilitating the exchange of drama/theatre
    observers, practitioners and educators.

IDEA is primarily composed of national associations working in the field of drama/theatre and education.  Membership is open, however, on certain conditions, to regional organizations, other institutions and to individuals pursuing the same aims.

For More Information on IDEA and any upcoming events visit
www.idea-info.net

IDEA - International Drama in Education Association Publications

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IDEA Publications Order Form PDF (150KB)

 

 
   
 
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