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How has Forum Theatre Filming on HIV Changed over Time?

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jlevy

8:55am Feb 25, 2014

How has Forum Theatre Filming on HIV Changed over Time?

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C4D techniques have changed over time as research on impact has informed practices. Peter Sloth Madsen has recently sent updates on projects of his Forum Theatre in HIV/AIDS Education.
See:
Forum Theatre in HIV/AIDS Education made in 2005
http://www.comminit.com/global/content/forum-theatre-hivaids-education-dvd

"Dreams of Change" Documentary [DVD] made in 2006 http://www.comminit.com/global/content/dreams-change-documentary-dvd

and his YouTube streaming channel, including a recent videos, Sofia Sofia. Film by Fabial Ribezzo on HIV awareness in Mozambique and an interview with theatremaker Vitor Raposo: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_a5kP08zUgKoZZOUx7Jfge6qiAyLHffi

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