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The Participants...
“This group has taught me that I have a voice that can be heard, and I can change what’s going on around me, even if only by spreading awareness.” - ActingOut Participant
“Honestly, I have gained so many important skills it’s extremely hard to choose which one is most important.” - ActingOut participant
“I think what is particularly special about AO is that it is for teens to help teens. That connection means a lot as too many of us have been tried to be ‘fixed’ by adults who do not seem to truly understand.” - ActingOut Participant
“I really enjoy being able to work with others my age and be able to relate things with them and not feel uncomfortable.” - ActingOut Participant
And the Survey Says...
• 100% of participants enjoy the improv training.
• 90% of participants say they felt that their work with ActingOut was important to them.
• 80% of participants felt that the most important skills they have developed from ActingOut are positive communication skills.
What Audience Members Say...
“I think any kid would be inspired by the work of ActingOut actors.” - Audience Member
“The way the troupe presents an issue is very powerful. I am in awe of the impact their performance had on me.” - Audience Member
”I can see how passionate they are about their creative work ... As an audience member I was very moved by the shape and form that they gave to deep emotions.” - Audience Member
What Partners Say...
“Working with ActingOut is a pleasure, one of those rare opportunities to be real with teens who are invested, interested and intelligent. Their energy level, coupled with the skilled leadership they receive provides the best possible outcome in every situation. I consider the program to be a significant partner of AIDS Services for the Monadnock Region in conducting meaningful HIV/AIDS community outreach.” - Susan McNeil, Executive Dir. Of AIDS Services
Be Creative, Be Heard, Be Yourself
Jodi Clark, ActingOut Coordinator: Phone: 355-3040, ext. 107; E-mail: actingout@mfs.org
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