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Lado P

 

Promoter: Teatro do Silêncio Associação
Artistic Areas: Theatre, Music, Audiovisual Art
Person in charge of the artistic area: Filipa Reis
Person in charge of the social area: Ricardo Loureiro
Territorial reach: Oeiras (Caxias Prison Establishment)
Duration: 36 months
SDG: 10. Reduced inequalities

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The LADO P project was created out of the desire to give inmates and their families different instruments of artistic expression to help them communicate with each other and, at the same time, create artistic works to raise the awareness of people to their situation. The target audience comprises the inmates of the Caxias Prison with short prison sentences or who are almost finished serving their sentence, and their families.

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Writing and theatre workshops will be held over the course of three years to equip inmates with additional tools to aid in their prison integration or social reintegration, through the creation of artistic works. They start by writing poems and building sets and then move on to video correspondence between them and their families, the production of a documentary series and, finally, a film.


Related

 

The “Lado P” of confinement

From the Prison Establishment of Caxias, in Lisbon, we have been receiving poems, drawings and testimonies of a reality that, despite being enclosed, has also suffered the effects of the pandemic. This is another project supported by the PARTIS initiative.

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Sustainable Development Goals

 

This project contributes to the following SDG target

 

Target 10.2

Empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status


Updated on 28 january 2021

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