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The e-inclusion project to help the Saharawi people, financed by the Lazio Region, coordinated by the Fondazione Mondo Digitale and implemented in situ by the Bambini+Diritti Association, has provided technological infrastructures, technical assistance, didactic plans and professional training. Now, it’s up to the schools to pursue this cooperation through a common learning environment.
Rome, March 19 2009, 12:00
With Digital Bridge refugees find the voice of freedom
Schools in videoconference with the Wilaya in Aaiun
Circolo didattico Papa Wojtyla, plesso XXI Aprile, via Luca Passi 57.
Videoconference participants from the Wilaya in Aaiun include Refugee Camp Governor Mohamed Lamin Daddi, Ministry of Rasd Education Mariam Ahmada and the representatives of the Polisario Front in Italy, Fatima Mahfud and Khandud Hamdi. Matteo Mennini, Projects Manager for Bambini+Diritti, will coordinate the videoconference.
Participants from Rome include Councillor Vincenzo Maruccio (Consumer Protection and Administrative Simplification, Lazio Region), the Director General of the Fondazione Mondo Digitale, Mirta Michilli, the Representative of the Polisario Front in Italy, Omar Mih, Circolo didattico Papa Wojtyla school administrative assistant, Annalisa Colaiacomo, It is Einstein school administrator, Alfredo Menichelli and Giovanni Intini from the Bambini+Diritti Association.
The presentation of the community for development as a common learning environment for schools will be held by the Scientific Director of the Fondazione Mondo Digitale, Alfonso Molina, Professor of Technology Strategy at the University of Edinburgh.
