(September 29, 2017) International recognition for the “Cinema Stories” project, conceived and coordinated by the Center for International Cooperation in Trento. GENE, the European Network for Education for Global Citizenship that brings together the ministerial institutions of the European countries competent in this field, has selected the project as one of the 12 most innovative practices among the 80 in competition from 26 European countries. The awards ceremony is scheduled for Thursday, October 6 in Nicosia (Cyprus) with an economic award of € 10,000 to be used to replicate the project and promote innovative activities in the field of the ECG (Education for Global Citizenship). In addition, the project will find visibility and dissemination in a Gene edited publication with international distribution. Satisfaction for this recognition was expressed by the development cooperation assessor Sara Ferrari. “The topics discussed in the victorious ‘Movie Stories’ project are, more and more every day, of primary importance in the growth and education of young citizens and citizens of our times: this increases prestige and consideration for the prize and its winner. The victory of this award, thanks to the participation of a qualified network of partners, can only make us happy and proud, besides giving us a renewed awareness that Trentino has for years been in the right direction. ” (Red)
The Trentino ‘Cinema Stories’ project is awarded the Global Education Innovation Award
