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_ girls & women on a global stage: speaking up & acting out: amman, jordan 2010
Presidents and Queens use powerful language to promote peace, but rarely do young people have an opportunity to "unpack" the language of peace in order to figure out how to each live a language of peace.
Maura Clarke, Amanda Leigh Lichtenstein, and Radhika Rao are developing a month-long theater project to investigate the complex language of peace among girls and women in Amman, Jordan.
CONGRATULATIONS! We recently received funding from the U.S. Embassy in Jordan for partial support of this project!
