Connecting People Across Cultural Experiences

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Home Soil Projects

By providing 1:1 performance, collaborative events, artistic interventions to individuals and organizations we develop mutual understanding of conflict, so clients are equipped with knowledge to move toward resolution based on shared values. 

1:1 Performance

1:1 performances are an opportunity to co-narrate the ways relationships evolve between languages, histories, and identities, one-to-one. Using 1:1 performance practices to facilitate conversations about challenging topics cultivates a deeper sense of belonging because the participants gain an increased awareness of bias through dialogue and cultural exchange.
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Collaborative Events

Collaborative events facilitate understandings of how artistic experiences offer creative tools to strengthen relationships between people. We use performance-based practices to explore ways of being socially responsive in a world where violence is an everyday reality. The goal is to empower participants to translate social theory of nonviolent practice in their own words while including multiple languages, not just English.
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Facilitation

We offer facilitation in cutting edge research and innovative education. Sustained personalized consultation equips clients with research, educational, and facilitation skills as well as production materials to replicate and adapt the artistic experiences with their communities.
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Home Soil Projects Programming

Offerings

Culture

Through dialogue and collaboration we curate collaborative events to create common ground.
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About Us

We are an organization that generates forms of inclusion in multiple cultural settings.
Core Collaborators

Artistic Interventions

Practice-based models of experiential training to mediate and prevent conflict through forming mutual understanding.
Examples

Theatre

Although we do not produce theatre in a conventional sense anymore, Home Soil Projects started in Seoul, Korea in 2009. It was co-founded by Zoya Sardashti and Ryan McKelvey.
Archive

Significant Change

Assessing levels of confidence, connection, & transformation
Approach to Facilitation

Press

Interview at the San Diego Central Library Gallery and more mentions.
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If you have any questions or ideas, we would be delighted to hear from you! Currently, we are on Central European Standard Time, but can adjust our schedule to accommodate any time zone. 

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Home Soil Projects - Meeting with Zoya