First drama: violence can not be an excuse for any emotional actions, nor a solution to any issues.

Second drama: Be educator for parents.

The programme started with the preparation of Youth as Agents of Behavioral Change (YABC) peer educators as facilitators. Those facilitators held a small forum with 20 core group of youth using the Youth Empowerment in Community (YEC) guide. Those core-group youth prepared two theatre dramas addressing the issue of violence in communities and children in the Vientiane-Ho Chi Minh Friendship High School’s school hall for 150 school youth and teachers.

Active listening skill first!
This was the answer from the audience students in the feedback session after enjoying the first drama: violence can not be an excuse for any emotional action nor a solution to any issue.

Family violence
Families are not same but can be happy all the same if they talk and behave with love and warm care. How? Children’s role is the most important. Be educators for parents. Educate the parents that children will follow them in future as role models. This was the feedback to the second drama. Isn’t it inspirational? Do peer-to-peer as well as be peer-educators to parents.