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May 24, 2026Open Access

Amplifying global majority youth voices through creating safe(r), brave(r), and riskier spaces: the theatre of climate action (ToCA) project

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Overview

Artistic research amplifies marginalized youth voices on climate justice in Guadeloupe and South Africa, indicating the importance of safe and brave spaces.

Key Points

  • The project aims to explore youth climate activism through artistic research, focusing on marginalized voices and their experiences with climate justice.
  • Engaged sixteen young people aged 18-30 from South Africa and Guadeloupe in collaborative theatre performance creation.
  • Utilized the framework of Safe(r), Brave(r), and Riskier Spaces to support creative practices.
  • Employed artistic research methods to reflect on climate justice experiences.
  • Developed a sense of community, trust, and belonging among youth co-creators through artistic collaboration.
  • Identified the importance of embracing safety, bravery, and risk in the art-making process.
  • Highlighted the challenges and opportunities in using collaborative methods for marginalized youth voices.

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Human Sciences Research Council (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a12960648a0ea166567285dhttps://doi.org/10.14749/32360823
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