[.white]The "Prejudice and Discrimination" workshop tackles one of today’s most pressing political discussions. Discrimination against minorities and biases related to culture, gender and sexuality are critical issues that deeply concern and engage young people. The world is changing rapidly, and discrimination and societal prejudices affect us all in some way.[.white]

[.white]This workshop consists of practical exercises designed to facilitate respectful conversations about participants' own experiences. Their Rap compositions will be based on personal stories, allowing them to explore, highlight, and articulate the discrimination they have faced—as well as the prejudices they themselves hold. In doing so, the workshop moves the discussion on identity politics from social media comments sections into the classroom.[.white]

[.white]Rap offers an immersive and creative way to engage in this difficult yet essential conversation, actively helping to prevent and challenge discrimination. Our rap coaches ensure a respectful atmosphere, even inviting participants to voice the stereotypes they may have about the coaches themselves. This creates an open and relaxed dialogue where everyone can engage in one of today’s most important value-based debates. The workshop concludes with participants using Rap to share their experiences and make their voices heard. This format can be adapted to suit participants from various backgrounds.[.white]

[.white]Learning Objectives[.white]

[.white]●[.white] [.white]Participants understand what the concepts of prejudiceand discrimination are and the consequences they can have[.white]

[.white]●[.white] [.white]Participants can engage in discussions about theconnection between prejudice and discrimination[.white]

[.white]●[.white] [.white]Participantsfeel motivated to use their voices to debate these issues and understand thatrap can be a tool to do it[.white]