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Featured by the Scottish Daily Record, the Trojan Women Project highlights how therapeutic theatre can foster connection, belonging, and resilience for people rebuilding their lives after displacement. Bringing together refugees and asylum seekers from Ukraine, Sudan, Syria, and Afghanistan, the project uses Euripides’ The Trojan Women as a creative framework for participants to transform their own stories of survival and new beginnings into a public performance. Read more at

Dr. Ravindra Ranasinha, who represents the Sri Lanka Association for Drama Therapy on the WADth board, has been spearheading a pilot initiative to use a six part drama therapy model with officers of Sri Lanka's Office of Unity and National Reconciliation (ONUR). Their hope is that this collaboration will foster a heightened capacity for peacemaking among the officers, allowing them to hold dialogue and navigate cultural and religious complexity absolutely critical to the wide