打破沉默：矿业社区的参与式论坛戏剧与性别暴力预防。津巴布韦米德兰兹省马库沙案例研究

IF 1.4 4区社会学 Q2 SOCIAL SCIENCES, INTERDISCIPLINARY

Society Pub Date : 2024-08-19 DOI:10.1007/s12115-024-01010-7

Everjoy Magwegwe

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马库沙是津巴布韦米德兰兹地区舒鲁格维（Shurugwi）一个人口稠密的采矿社区，本研究将论坛剧场（一种互动参与式剧场）作为一种工具，用于更好地了解和打击性别暴力（GBV）。该社区深受采矿业快速扩张的影响，社会矛盾日益加剧。本研究的核心是探讨论坛剧场对社区态度和行为的影响。研究关注了论坛剧场在增强社区弱势群体（尤其是妇女）能力方面的作用，以及论坛剧场如何增强对基于性别的暴力的抵御和抵抗能力。本研究讨论了论坛剧场在解决根深蒂固的社会问题方面的变革潜力，以及在社区创造包容和无暴力空间的紧迫性。

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Breaking the Silence: Participatory Forum Theatre and Gender-Based Violence Prevention in Mining Communities. A Case Study of Makusha, Midlands Province, Zimbabwe

This study investigates forum theater, an interactive, participatory type of theater, as a tool to better understand and combat gender-based violence (GBV) in Makusha, a densely populated mining community in Shurugwi, the Midlands region of Zimbabwe. Deeply impacted by rapid mining industry expansion, this community faces intensifying social tensions. At the core of the study lies an examination of the influence of forum theater on community attitudes and behaviors. Attention is paid to its role in empowering vulnerable segments of the community, especially women, and how it fosters resilience and resistance against GBV. The study discusses the transformative potential of forum theater in addressing deep-seated social issues and the urgency of creating inclusive and violence-free spaces in communities.

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Society Multiple-

CiteScore

1.30

自引率

11.10%

发文量

132

审稿时长

12 weeks

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