How many reunited minors are the in the Province of Teramo? How many of them have the fundamental right to education? Do they actively participate in the public life of their city?
Project Tutti a scuola (“Everyone at School”) was developed to answer these questions and other questions. The project is financed by the European Fund for the Integration of Third Country National (EIF, 2013, Action 9 UTG).
The main objective of the project is to fight school dispersion and dropout by immigrant minors and help them and their families by promoting personal growth and social integration by facing the risk of unease, exclusion and marginalization.
The project has identified schools in the Province of Teramo as the main source of information and moved to raise the awareness of headmasters and teachers to promote a local alliance to support the active participation of foreigners.
Today, June 29 at 5 pm, the Aula Magna of the Convitto nazionale “Melchiorre Delfico” in Teramo will host a conference to present project awareness raising actions and results with Prefect Valter Crudo.
PROGRAMME
5:00 pm - WELCOME
- Valter Crudo, Prefect of Teramo
5:15 pm - TUTTI A SCUOLA: WHAT’S THE FUTURE OF MINORS WHO HAVE REJOINED THEIR FAMILIES?
- Donatella Valeri and Franceschina Di Melchiorre, Immigration Desk, Prefecture of Teramo
5:30 pm – A MULTIDISCIPLINARY TEAM
- Work Coordination
Ilaria Graziano, Design and Development, Fondazione Mondo Digitale
- The Project Database – A Joint Effort
Anisoara Irina Cipolla, Cultural Mediator, Fondazione Mondo Digitale
- The Information Desk: Raising Awareness and Providing Orientation on Schooling
Danilo Del Nibletto, Cultural Mediator, Fondazione Mondo Digitale
- Supporting Families
Chiara Alcini, Psychologist, Fondazione Mondo Digitale
- Sports as a Tool for Integration
Pietro Croci, Sports and Integration Expert, Fondazione Mondo Digitale
6:45 pm – CONCLUSIONS – A CHALLENGE FOR THE FUTURE
- Alberto Di Gaetano, Director, Area IV, Civil Rights, Citizenship, Juridical Recognition of Foreigners, Immigration and Asylum
