Welcome back,
in today's episode we discussed:
- Two initiatives that seek to actively involve young people in debate 'global' and the world of work. On 12 February the ' Economist invites young people between 16 and 24 years in Geneva for a series of meetings' Generation X vs. Next Generation ', a day to discuss with journalists of the weekly English and other speakers in journalism, international politics, innovation, and economics. Granarolo has just launched YounGranarolo , a program that provides for the biennium 2010-2011 in the selection of 20 recent graduates to grow in different areas of society.
- Italy is known to be friendly ? This question is answered fully the experiences of acceptance and integration of immigrants that are made in two towns in Calabria, Badolato Riace and . The first is told by a bell ' article Vincent Catellupo for articolo21.org , the second is at the center of a short film , ' Flight ', produced by Wim Wenders and which is in production in recent days.
- To tell the story of Kurdish people to young people and to promote dialogue and coexistence between the Kurdish and turkish, A Bridge To ... has recently taken an effective initiative for the colleges of Lazio and Tuscany. The training made by the association started January 14 and will run until March involving about 400 students in a series of three lessons, the first on the rights of the individual, and the second on the history of the a third dedicated to meeting their peers from the turkish Kurdistan. We talked with Valeria Gambino, who told us how summer so far conceived and implemented the project. Bravo!
- we announce an agenda for tomorrow meeting Jan. 29 in Art Fair, when to 15.30 from 14.30 at the Art Cafe will be presented 'Nicosia Memory Box' the public art project in 2006 increased from Nicosia, Cyprus, with the aim of facilitating the construction of a story shared between the two halves of 'island.
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Oxygen 28.01.2010 by ossigenoallaradio
Enjoy! L & M
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