Acting2Advocate helps intellectually disabled people learn about their human rights, how to stay safe online, and how to ask for support when needed.

Our disabled actors perform scenes from their own lives, tackling themes such as the right to privacy, employment, safeguarding against abuse, and nurturing relationships.

A2A visits disability providers, special schools and parents organisations to present our fun, interactive and FREE presentations.

For more information or to book a session, contact John at john@interacting.org.nz

OUR CREW

Ella McLeod

John Goudge

Erin Fraser Payne

Sophie Wills

Joanna Bowers

Thanks for the great performance yesterday. I found it heartwarming to see how your group is supporting and empowering the younger people with disabilities.

Henny Grosmann, Arohanui School

I found the presentation on Friday to be very informative.
I felt that a large part of the success of the group was the way the participants were able to incorporate humour into their delivery. This in itself immediately relaxed the audience, and in turn enabled them to engage and understand the content.
For many people being “told” their rights is a hard concept to grasp. But being “shown” their rights through drama and production delivers a better understanding and encourages further conversation.
I would not hesitate to attend another performance and would strongly recommend others to do so.

Karen Hammond, Mt Tabor Trust

TESTIMONIALS

A2A IN ASSOCIATION WITH ABLE COMICS