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creative mentorship

Date:
21 February 2019
Facilitated by:
Samar Dudin
Location:
takween creative space - 31 Muath Bin Jabal St., Jabal Amman
About the Workshop

This workshop is part of the takween training-of-trainers program, launched by platform and the Goethe-Institute.

If you are a designer interested in developing your career as a trainer or creative mentor, or if you are already a manager, trainer, mentor, or leading professional in creative industries, apply now for a three-day workshop on creative mentorship, facilitation and experiential journeys.

The workshop will run from the 21st to the 23rd of February, and offers participants a chance to work closely with the instructors Samar Dudin, Thana’a Khasawneh and Reem Abu Kishk, who will share their experiences, methods, and tools in designing and delivering effective and interactive trainings.

Participants of the workshop are required to attend all three days:

  • 21st Feb: Creative Mentorship - Samar Dudin
  • 22nd Feb: Methods of Facilitation and Evaluation - Thana’a Khasawneh
  • 23rd Feb: Experiential Journeys - Reem Abu Kishk

Targeted specifically at creative industries, the workshop introduces experiential learning processes, how to enhance empathic listening, self reflection, as well as practical skills in facilitation and how to spark the journey of growth in young designers. This process will be coupled with conversational sessions, to give valuable insights on how to support designers through all stages of the creative process.

The deadline has passed, we are no longer accepting applications.

About Samar Dudin

Samar Dudin is a theatre artist, educator and community organizer. She is the  regional director and head of programs at Ruwwad, a community and youth development organization where she began to volunteer since 2006 as a youth worker. Samar is one of the pioneers of drama and theatre in education in Jordan and a lifelong cultural activist. In 2006 she founded Takween Open Spaces; a youth empowerment initiative in Amman, Jordan, which focused on the creative process as a means of liberating youth and children’s voices through experiential mobile and site-specific theatre. Using the co-authorship methodology as a theatre director, she has a repertoire of 15 youth and children plays. She is a founding board member of Al Balad Theater, An Arab Ashoka Fellow on Social Entrepreneurship, and is a founding member of Mujtamaa’i, an Arab platform for community organizers.