Episode 5: Theatre for Healing and Justice Ft. Mandala Center for Change

Written By Meg Nimigon

In this episode, we speak with Marc Weinblatt and Zhaleh Almaee from the Mandala Center for Change. The Mandala Center is a multi-disciplinary arts education organization dedicated to community dialogue, social justice, and societal healing and transformation. Through experiential workshops, theatre performances, and other creative events, Mandala’s work invites people to be more awake and alive as well as empowered to take action toward a more just and joyous life for all.

 You don’t want to miss:

  • The biggest lessons from over 20 years of practicing applied theatre work

  • Examples of using Rainbow of Desire for conflict resolution

  • How Theatre of the Oppressed is evolving and new leaders are informing the work

  • The importance of embodied processes to create a language for the issues we face today

  • The power of Legislative Theatre to create institutional change

  • And MORE!

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Meg Nimigon

Meg Nimigon is a Team Synergy Coach who helps remote teams (and their leaders) build dreamy team culture without going into the office. She does this through her Team Synergy Program which engages remote teams on a journey to build trust, connections and to co-create solutions to the challenges they’re facing. She also coaches one-on-one with remote leaders to help them master their mindset so they can reach their ambitious goals, without burning themselves out. Meg brings a unique background to her work as a mindset coach, applied theatre practitioner, and online learning designer – to engage remote teams over Zoom in a way that creates transformative and lasting results.

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