Joining the training on Minosia Labyrinth (ML) gives the opportunity to the participants to get to know the three parts of ML, the preparation, the game play and the de-briefing. The de-briefing will be complemented by different modules with interactive, non-formal methods to evaluate, reflect and discuss the experiences made during the game play.

We invite you to experience this interactive learning approach and discuss issues related to inclusion, anti-discrimination, our colonial heritage…. and of course exploring the perspective of migrant and critical resistance. We will give an insight into the methods we use and the techniques behind them, and we will connect you to the network of facilitators for the Minosia approach.

Minosia Labyrinth is a cross-sectional, multi-dimensional approach, working with elements of role-play to enable participants to broaden their perspectives, to step into the shoes of others and to make experiences, which differ from their every-day life. The experiences made during the game play, will be the ground for reflection on own privileges, power-positions, creating empathy and enhances for people affected by migration. The game creates empathy and enhances understanding for the people affected by migration. It offers a multidimensional approach to reflect on privileges, prejudices and stereotypes.

You can check more about Minosia Labyrinth at: https://www.minosia.eu/

Requirements: 

• Residence or work in an organisation from the countries involved in the project (Austria, Denmark, the Netherlands or Germany). Sufficient English language skills in written and oral. The facilities and the LARP game are not designed barrier-free.

• To participate it is mandatory to agree our ecofriendly travel policy of only using train, bus, or car sharing for travel to and from Northern Hesse (airplanes and individual cars/motos are excluded)

Application:

Please fill in the application, if you are interested in taking part in our training:

https://www.practicelarp.net/limesurvey/index.php/262513?lang=en

*The question of migration or refugee background is important for the organizers to reach a diverse group, which is needed to implement Minosia Labyrinth succesfully.