At La Xixa, we create and develop Creative Social Innovation projects for social transformation.
With an Intersectional approach, we defend essential values such as Interculturality, feminisms, diversity, and critical awareness of power relations.
Inspired by Forum Theatre, Process-Oriented Psychology, and other participatory and creative tools, we invite individuals to question both personally and collectively in an experiential way.
Our projects span various fields such as culture, education, health, activism, and sustainability.
We do this through training, public performances, and research.
We systematize experiences and create open and free practical materials and resources.
Since 2010, we have been working with diverse communities and groups at the local, European, and international levels, promoting a transformative impact on people's lives.
We continue to explore with a spirit of learning, discovering innovative formats for personal and collective development.
About La Xixa
Methodologies
Theatre of the Oppressed
We draw inspiration from theatrical tools and the use of the body for expression and reflection, especially from Forum Theatre and Theatre of the Oppressed, which place theater at the service of education and collective empowerment.
Process-Oriented Psychology
Personal awareness and transformation through experience and inner growth. It offers tools for learning to change one's focus.
Participatory and Creative Tools
Community dialogue through creative tools, connecting with deep feelings of democratic critical reflection, analysis of one's own reality, and decision-making
Team
La Xixa's General Director
Facilitator in Process-Oriented Psychology and an expert in Theatre of the Oppressed, Intercultural Forum Theatre, and Participatory Tools. Bachelor's degrees in Social Education and Economics
Meritxell Martínez
La Xixa's General Director
Dedicated lover of hope. Seeker of wisdom in the midst of difficulties. I specialize in creating spaces for community creation and co-direct La Xixa with a spirit of continuous learning. I don't want to stop believing in change
Adrián Crescini
