Mapping Our Stories

Mapping our stories is an embodied exercise that explores our migration histories, geopolitical power dynamics, and the connection between place and identity. It is commonly used in Theatre of the Oppressed, a dynamic approach that uses theatrical tools to create social and political change among spectators and their communities. In this workshop, we will recreate a world map on the floor and play around with our concepts of space, cultural biases, and global cohesion. Open open to 2SLGTBQIA+ youth and young adults between the ages of 14-25

Free

This event is open to all, no reservation required.

We look forward to seeing you!

Date

Sep 24 2026

Time

13h00 - 18h00

Location

10138 Rue Lajeunesse, Suite 301, Montreal QC

Target Audience

Adults, teenagers

Language

English

Accessibility

Outdoor handrails, an elevator providing access to our floor, and a 34.5-inch-wide restroom door (single-user, gender-neutral restroom). There are no automatic doors. Bilingual translation is available, as well as the possibility of booking an American Sign Language (ASL) interpreter in advance. The facility is generally fragrance-free, although there may be some noise during walk-in hours.

Organizer

Projet 10