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Firstly, I will research relevant sources and develop the intervention and potential of the project. For example, a game for the liberation of nature, a specific room for my stakeholders, and using masks and make-up tools to ensure the privacy of participants. Secondly, I will analyze the information and ideas, taking into account my personal experiences, and try to find a holding space with some etiquette and boundaries for my project. Compared to painting and music, improvisation does not require painting materials or instruments. And improvisation is short-term and does not cause additional anxiety due to the long-term preparation. Thirdly, test the beginning project, then adjust, iterate and update it. Besides, finding stakeholders for the project, conducting interviews, and interventions, and giving feedback. Finally, collect the information and data you have obtained and analyze it to conclude the intervention. The methodology of the study will use questionnaires, primary and secondary research, interviews, and documentaries as evidence for my intervention. The management strategy of the study will use SWOT analysis to analyze the feasibility and challenges of the study. For time management a Gantt chart is used to manage and plan the time spent on the project.

If I achieve this mastery, I can let more minorities be concerned, not only with LGBTQIA+ groups but also with other minorities. Secondly, let more people have an objective and correct awareness and give more people ways to understand themselves and release repression. Then, using improvisation and play to alleviate the anxiety and sexual repression of some sexual minorities. As stakeholders, both participants and researchers, we are people working together in concert wanting to make a difference, and we are trying to define ourselves as we explore the path ofLGBTQIA+ issues. Using action research and intervention to build connections with them.