In ImaginAction we cultivate a network of social arts and theatre for social transformation, collective empowerment, and systemic change grounded in joy, gratitude, and civic imagination. Founded by Hector Aristizábal, ImaginAction is now co-directed by Ilaria Olimpico and Uri Noy Meir, is supported by a global advisory team, and is hosted on Open Collective by All For Climate. In our work we integrate elements from Theatre of the Oppressed, Social Presencing Theatre, Work that Reconnects, and groups facilitation to help individuals and communities address personal and collective challenges.
We facilitate workshops, training, and community engagement, aiming to turn “wounds into blessings” by exploring and addressing systemic issues such as inequality, social polarization, and collective trauma. Our approach is grounded in social justice, collective well-being, and social healing, often engaging participants in deeply transformative, embodied experiences that help to unveil and shift entrenched patterns of thinking and behavior.
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Our Partners
The Work That Reconnects Network is a global community of WTR facilitators, emerging facilitators, and other people inspired by the Work That Reconnects who are weaving connections, uplifting creative expressions of the Wor,k and collaborating in service to the Great Turning. Become a Member today.
TheAlbero is an artistic collective born from the work of ImaginAction social arts facilitators Uri Noy Meir and Ilaria Olimpico. TheAlbero is a space for exploring theatre and arts as tools for personal and social transformation. We acknowledge that inner and outer transformation mutually influence and inform one another, and both are instrumental in challenging unequal power structures.
All for Climate is a shared nonprofit built by and for activists and citizens for climate, with a lot of experience in organising projects and setting up campaigns. We felt the need to simplify the process for all active people around us. Too much energy is spent on administration, accounting and setting up fundraising. So we put our efforts together to create this common nonprofit that we can all benefit from.