Dramatic Problem Solving

Working worldwide with Theatre of the Oppressed, Alternatives to Violence and Humanitarian Clowning for personal and societal transformation.

Friday, January 18, 2008

Fiesta!!

Posted by Steven Hawkins at 6:10 PM

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About Me

Steven Hawkins: India; PhD in Conflict Analysis and Resolution MSEd in Special Education BA in Anthropology. Founder and director of Dramatic Problem Solving. Steven works with communities and groups to help them transform their conflict. Steven has worked with DPS on projects in India, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Nicaragua, Kenya, and the United States. This work has been with orgnaizations like Patch Adams and the Gesundheit Institute, Humanitarian Clowns Abroad, Seb's Projects India, the University for Peace, the Costa Rican Humanitarian Foundation, SOS Villages, the Alternatives to Violence Project, Fundacion CEPPA, the Friends Peace Center, and United World College

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The Coffee Dance Documentary Film

The Coffee Dance, A documentary film by Susan Lutz, explores the application of the DPS process with immigrant women in Costa Rica. Watch the trailer.

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Recent and Upcoming Events

June 2013

Vellore Institute of Technology - I had the great pleasure of leading four separate one-day workshops on Experiential Education and Change at one of the leading private Universities in India.