Aim and outcomes

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Aim

Using dynamic participatory theatre techniques and drawing on contemporary events, Tapestry provides a stimulus to explore the sensitive issue of violent extremism
 
Outcomes

  • To raise awareness of the factors that can make an individual vulnerable to extremism
  • To support young people in developing a critical and informed response to violent extremism
  • To reflect upon the implications and consequences of violent extremism and to provide opportunities to explore alternatives to extremist activity

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