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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://www.paramitalab.org/event/embodying-democracy-
 48">Embodying Democracy</a>\nLet’s make democracy a daily habit—togeth
 er! A space for youth/social workers/trainers to explore and learn about d
 emocracy through their bodies This training is designed for youth workers\
 , trainers\, and activists who want to explore how democracy can be lived 
 daily—not just as a concept\, but as a practice embedded in actions\, ha
 bits\, and collective attitudes. The event revolves around three interconn
 ected pillars: 1. Tools to Read and Act on Reality Goal: Explore practical
  tools (not just theoretical) to map\, analyse\, and intervene in personal
  and collective realities\, adapting them to diverse contexts. Methodologi
 es:Village\, 3D Modeling\, 4D Mapping\, Sensing Journey (just to mention f
 ew amongst the tools availbale in Social Presencing Theater and Theory U) 
 are used to advance projects (e.g.\, monitoring\, needs assessment)\, read
  specific contexts (personal\, community\, or associative)\, and adapt sta
 ndard practices to real-world situations (e.g.\, large groups\, non-formal
  settings).Peer-to-peer learning will be fostered by sharing experiences w
 ith others who have applied these tools in broad contexts (not just traini
 ng groups) to discover variations of standard methodologies and learn how 
 to translate theory into action (e.g.\, collective decision-making in asso
 ciations). Example: The Sensing Journey fosters an active perception of ne
 eds—repeating it turns it into an attitude that supports distributed res
 ponsibility without delegating to predefined roles. 2. What Triggers Chang
 e? Reality is that intellectual understanding (knowing what and why to cha
 nge) is not enough to spark action. This part of the programme will explor
 e “What mechanism turns awareness into action?” because change require
 s more than rationality: emotion\, perceived urgency\, trust in the proces
 s\, and a supportive social context (e.g.\, collective rituals\, shared pr
 actices). 3. Wise Agency: Democracy [...]
DTSTAMP:20260807T071739Z
LOCATION:Quinta Ten Chi
SUMMARY:Embodying Democracy
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://www.paramitalab.org/event/emb
 odying-democracy-48">Embodying Democracy</a>\nLet’s make democracy a dai
 ly habit—together! A space for youth/social workers/trainers to explore 
 and learn about democracy through their bodies This training is designed f
 or youth workers\, trainers\, and activists who want to explore how democr
 acy can be lived daily—not just as a concept\, but as a practice embedde
 d in actions\, habits\, and collective attitudes. The event revolves aroun
 d three interconnected pillars: 1. Tools to Read and Act on Reality Goal: 
 Explore practical tools (not just theoretical) to map\, analyse\, and inte
 rvene in personal and collective realities\, adapting them to diverse cont
 exts. Methodologies:Village\, 3D Modeling\, 4D Mapping\, Sensing Journey (
 just to mention few amongst the tools availbale in Social Presencing Theat
 er and Theory U) are used to advance projects (e.g.\, monitoring\, needs a
 ssessment)\, read specific contexts (personal\, community\, or associative
 )\, and adapt standard practices to real-world situations (e.g.\, large gr
 oups\, non-formal settings).Peer-to-peer learning will be fostered by shar
 ing experiences with others who have applied these tools in broad contexts
  (not just training groups) to discover variations of standard methodologi
 es and learn how to translate theory into action (e.g.\, collective decisi
 on-making in associations). Example: The Sensing Journey fosters an active
  perception of needs—repeating it turns it into an attitude that support
 s distributed responsibility without delegating to predefined roles. 2. Wh
 at Triggers Change? Reality is that intellectual understanding (knowing wh
 at and why to change) is not enough to spark action. This part of the prog
 ramme will explore “What mechanism turns awareness into action?” becau
 se change requires more than rationality: emotion\, perceived urgency\, tr
 ust in the process\, and a supportive social context (e.g.\, collective ri
 tuals\, shared practices). 3. Wise Agency: Democracy [...]
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