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Tel Will Carry Out Peace Building Activities Using a Community Theater Approach With 11 Grassroots Theater Groups in Cali Valle Del Cauca and the North of Cauca. Tel Will Also Launch an Online Version of Its Community Theater Program Called Radioteatro That Uses the Internet to Disseminate Radio Dramas More Broadly. Participants Will Build Their Confidence and Gain the Skills to Become Agents of Change in Their Communities. They Will Forge Networks of Local Departmental and National Organizations to Promote a Culture of Peace. the Project Will Benefit 300 Young People and Other Community Members Affected by the Armed Conflict and Other Forms of Violence. It Will Indirectly Reach About 37600 Additional Residents Who Will Gain the Opportunity to Use Theater to Critically Reflect on the History of the Conflict and Opportunities for Reconciliation.
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