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The Fondazione Mondo Digitale has organized a roundtable for World Refugee Day, promoted by the United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR): Integrated Reception: School, Territory, Work". During the event, the results of the pilot project Ricominciodatre on supporting independence and job insertion for Centro Enea guests will be presented. The event will be closed with the second edition of the “Io Ci Sono - I’m There” football match in which young refugees will play against a team composed of Roman schools, companies and non-profit organisations.
Adel (30) is from Sudan. He is a professional welder and is becoming an expert on tax assistance. Dawood (20) is from Afghanistan and is finally pursuing his love of cinema. Farhia (23) from Somalia is studying cross-media. These are just some of the guests of the Centro Enea participating in the Ricomincioda tre Project promoted by the Fondazione Mondo Digitale. They will present their story during the roundtable on Integrated Reception: School, Territory, Work together with the teachers from the Roman schools who trained them and the representatives of companies and organisations that have provided internships for them. Six success cases thank to Itis “E. Fermi”, Istituto comprensivo “M. Capozzi”, Istituto di Stato per la cinematografia e la televisione “R. Rossellini”, Queens Servizi cooperativa sociale, Laser S. film srl, Unidata spa and the Studio commerciale De Mattheis.
The roundtable, which will include representatives from Caritas, Vis, Biblioteche di Roma and the Associazione genitori Scuola Di Donato, will be held on 20 June 2011, 3 pm at the Istituto Santa Maria in Rome (Viale Manzoni 5). The “Io ci Sono” football match will be held at 5 pm in the Institute's Sports Centre. A team composed of Centro Enea and Pietralata guests from Somalia, Afghanistan, Ethiopia, Guinea and Sudan will challenge a team from the schools, companies and organizations involved in the project.
The match will be commented by Federico Ghilardi, Maya Amenduni and Simone Conte, from the long-standing Te lo faccio vedere chi sono io Radio Sei Programme, the event media partner. Speakers will include the President of the Liberi Nantes Football Club, the first football team composed of forced migration victims, and the representatives of Shoot For Change, a platform uniting photographers, artists and designers aiming to contribute to a better quality of life.
The football players will be accompanied by the young players of the Scuola di Calcio Santa Maria-Visnova and the Esquilino Football Club, who will also compete in a match.
