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Nella grafica la mole antonelliana su uno sfondo viola e giallo
Un rettangolo bianco con l’agenda dell’evento
Un claim molto forte in grassetto La costituzione delle mani degli studenti
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Bello il referendum, peccato che poi non voti quasi nessuno, no?

Affluenza in calo, sfiducia nelle istituzioni, distanza crescente tra giovani e politica. Ma la democrazia non comincia alle urne. Comincia molto prima.

Comincia a scuola.

Il 17 marzo, nella Giornata dell’Unità nazionale e della Costituzione, ci incontriamo all’Oratorio di San Filippo Neri, a meno di cento metri da dove la storia costituzionale italiana ha mosso i suoi primi passi, parleremo di rappresentanza, partecipazione e futuro della democrazia.

Lo faremo insieme a:
– rappresentanti degli studenti delle scuole torinesi
– dirigenti scolastici
– analisti politici
– giuristi

Durante l’evento presenteremo i risultati del progetto Repeto – A scuola di rappresentanza, che lavora per rafforzare il ruolo dei rappresentanti degli studenti come primo laboratorio di cittadinanza attiva.

La democrazia non si insegna soltanto. Si pratica.

📍 Torino – Oratorio di San Filippo Neri
📅 17 marzo alle 18:30

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