On Flickr a small selection of pictures
Author: Pier Luigi Errani
The final event
The final event was a great concert with the Jack Manzoni band and the choir of refugees, composed of migrants and refugees. A great example of inclusion with the most universal language: music!
At the University
Ravenna is one of the campuses of the Bologna University, the oldest university all over the world. We had an inspiring lecture about inclusion and two workshops in the research laboratories.
At the Town Hall
Ouidad Bakkali, city counselor, young, female, coming from a Moroccan, Muslim, family: an inspiring example of inclusion for all of us!
Activities at school and the Ravenna manifesto
After a hard working session we produced the Ravenna manifesto to introduce volunteering at school
Visit to the NGO Villaggio del Fanciullo and cooking class
Villaggio del Fanciullo is an NGO working with disadvantaged people, especially young people.
We had also a cooking class, cooking a fantastic pizza with the award winner Carletto
An important visit to a fabulous NGO in Marina di Ravenna
Marinando is a fantastic NGO working with disable people helping them to sail and enjoy the sea.
Second day of the Ravenna LTTA
After arrivals, the meeting is entering the heart of the project.
Today:
- presentations on National Educational System, our school, our city and traditions and peculiarities
- an involving debate about values like freedom, equality and safety
- a delicious break of homemade food offered by our families
- guided tour of the school and some activities in classroom
- meeting of teachers
- final Kahoot to discover how much all of us paid attention to the presentations… (and Kelly was the winner!)
- guided tour to three Unesco World Heritage monuments in Ravenna
Festival of volunteering
Waiting for the Include Ravenna meeting – 2 days
Meanwhile, in Ravenna, one of the Top Ten Italian Cities as regarding number of volunteers per inhabitant, we organize the Festival of Volunteering, also with our students where they had got interviews and smiles
Who are migrants?
Ravenna, 25.02.2017
The Chilean visiting professor Davide PIacenti held a lesson about Migration from and to Italy.
Students saw that Italian migrants was considered by the American authorities at the beginning of the XX century in the same way that now we see migrants: bad, dirty, dangerous…
We need a different eye to look at them now.
