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# FindYourVoice Empowerment Storytelling Workshop 4

Objectives: to get to know each other, build trust and sense of community and to develop debate and discussion skills.

**Session IV**

Welcome the group and ask if they have any thoughts about the last session, if they have escaped, celebrated any achievements or faced any challenges.

**Warm up**

Move/dance to participants’ song - Make sure participants have the chance to talk a bit about the chosen song.

Musical statues

Facilitator pauses the song, everyone freezes.

Each time music stops, invite a different participant to lead the dance.

**Reflection:** \
Ask how were you feeling before and now after dancing? Rename (on zoom) Sleepy/ Awake

(Facilitator acknowledges their feelings)

#### **Activity 1**

(Materials: pen and paper)

* As it is the last session of this module, invite participants to reflect on and write a paragraph about how they see themselves in a year time when the course finishes. See Futurespective activity 
* Participants are invited to read out loud.
* First they read it neutral, then facilitator suggests changing the intention using different genres like: say it as if it was a horror movie, a comedy, a romance, a documentary, etc.

Options: change the speed (as if it was on the moon –gravity - or late to work) , the volume (if it was telling a secret or making an announcement).

#### Closure

Rename to a message to themselves when course finishes E.g. Be positive, You can do it, etc.

(Invite participants to have a look on people’s messages)


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