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Teatro Kawagib

“The group indeed depicts the situation of children. I feel sorry for the children abused by their parents. It is time for the council to adopt the GSC Children’s Welfare Code. ”   - City Councilor Virgie Llido,  after Teatro Kawagib’s performance at the Children’s Forum

Teatro Kawagib is a youth theater group consisting of 15 youth members ages 15 - 25 from the Moro, settler and Indigenous tribe that creates original theater pieces that dramatizes negative living conditions of children - child abuse, discrimination, children in-conflict with the law (CICL), labor, trafficking and gangs - and elderly - in the hospital, home for the aged, family, barangay hall. They do so by creating original multi-discipline theater and performed them in various places – General Santos, Sarangani and Sultan Kudarat. Teatro Kawagib has 13 members with three different backgrounds: six Visaya, four Moro, and three of the Indigenous People (of the B’laan tribe). With mixed backgrounds, the theater group consciously reflects Mindanao’s Tri-people society and draws its drama from member’s real life and PASALI’s grass roots work.                               Download Teatro Kawagib's profile

BECOMING TRAINORS 
TK gave a theater arts workshop to youth from Maguindanao December 2011 for Katuntaya in Cotabato & its partner Evangelischer Entwicklungsdienst (EED)  
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Read Artmin's story, a TK member of B'laan Indigenous descent. 




PRIZE
Model Youth Group of Year 2011 by the Youth Council of Fatima; award handed by the city Vice Mayor  

BIGGEST AUDIENCE
4,000  at city-wide event 2010 by CSWD & ACE; viewers families, police, teachers, government & law makers, businesses, social & health providers religious groups  

 
PASALI Philippines Foundation, 2005-2012 |  Fil-Am road, Purok 11-C, Barangay Fatima, General Santos, Mindanao  9500, Philippines (+63) (083) 5521155  |  [email protected] |  Registered non-profit SEC CN200525083 | TIN 005-979-086                                          Migrants’ initiative  transforms community through technology and Tri-people empowerment.