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The work on the project Culpeer4Change has shown the impact that groups from the Global South can have on our view and understanding of sustainable development. Hence, here some examples are included that showcase the work of such groups that bring awareness to key issues in an artistic manner. These can be used as part of cultural peer learning, including digitally. The opportunities to see the work of others and delve into their perspective on crucial issues can be utilised to initiate dialogue and cooperation to support the Sustainable Development Goals.
Step 1 The individual or the group should familiarise themselves with the Sustainable development goals.
Step 2 The short guide below can help navigate which videos to be viewed in relation to an SDG that is of interest. The participants should familiarise themselves with the group, where they are from, what is their main activity. This in itself would broaden knowledge of the trainees and open them to new cultures
Step 3 View one or more videos
Step 4 Have an online/in person discussion about the video among the trainees: What were the topics discussed?, What was the issue at focus?, What other SDGs (other than the one pointed out) do you see covered and how?
Step 5 Have a discussion with the group whose video was watched- Ask questions, share comments, impact and share knowledge about work of others in the respective domains. If it is not possible to have a discussion with the group, have a second session with your peers and come up with ideas on how your group would approach the subject.
Step 6: Brainstorm ideas and possibilities for cooperation
Country of origin: Peru
Name of Group: Arena y Esteras
Short Video description: Climate Change in Peru- A brief insight into how Arena y Esteras are committed to combating climate change in front of their doorstep and in their neighbourhood
Connection to SDG: SDG 15
Country of origin: Ethiopia
Name of Group: Circus Devere Berhan
Short Video description: Performance "Cargo" by Circus Debere Berhan
Full Performance (1:20Minutes) of Circus Debere Berhan with Live Music
Connection to SDG: Multiple
Country of origin: South Africa
Name of Group: M.U.K.A.
Short Video description: Performance "I am sorry"- full Performance of "I am sorry" Actors: Director: Brian Pakhati
Connection to SDG (short description of covered targets): 4
Country of origin: Bolivia
Name of Group: Teatro Trono
Short Video description: Teatro Trono - Retorno a la semilla
Accompany the young artists of Teatro Trono on their research on correlations of climate change, mother earth and human behaviour. They take us on their trip to the glaciers of Bolivia, which are in great danger.
Connection to SDG (short description of covered targets): 13
Country of origin: Argentina
Name of Group: Fuera de Foco
Short Video description: Watch a brilliant Mini Performance fo Fuera de Foco Girl about woman rights in times of pandemic
Connection to SDG: SDG 5
Country of origin: Multiple
Name of Group: Music for the SDGs
Short Video description: Groups from all over the world get together to create music together (online) in on topics related to the SDGs
Video Link: http://mackglobe.com/musicforsdgs/
Connection to SDG: Multiple
Country of origin: Uganda
Name of Group: SOSOLYA 2022
Short Video description: Climate Change in UGANDA- A brief insight into how SOSOLYA are committed to combating climate change in front of their doorstep and in their neighborhood. And how a Girl brings SOLUTION for this problem. You see parts of “Woman King” on the school stage in Rissen/ Hamburg.
Video Link: Available on the CULPEER platform
Connection to SDG: 5 and 13
Country of origin: Uganda
Name of Group: SOSOLYA
Short Video description: At the beginning of June 2019, Bagonza Herman Katoroogo, dance trainer at the Sosolya Ungudu Dance Academy from Kampala/Uganda, was a guest at an 11th class (ProVo2) at the Erich Kästner School in Hamburg-Farmsen. His visit was part of the "CREACTIV for climate justice" project of the KinderKulturKarawane. The program included creative exercises, reflections on dreams and ideals, discussions on the causes and effects of climate change and possible solutions: Who were the people who shaped me? What is important to me in life? What can we do against global warming? What could climate-friendly cities look like? To this end, the young people drafted their own laws for their cities of the future. At the end there was a dance class. When the young artists from Sosolya come to visit in October 2019, a joint performance should emerge from these ideas and be brought to the public
Connection to SDG (short description of covered targets): 13
Country of origin: El Salvador
Name of Group: Tiempos Nuevos Teatro
Short Video description: The members of Tiempos Nuevos Teatro (TNT) from El Salvador introduce themselves and their play, with which they will be touring in spring 2022 as part of the Children's Cultural Caravan, and tell why it is important to protect the climate.
Connection to SDG: 13