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Photo by Fundación EMET on October 30, 2026. May be an image of studying, bureau and text.
Photo by Fundación EMET on October 30, 2026. May be an image of studying, table, office and text.
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Posted On: October 30th 2026, 10:15 am
🎓🌍 ¡Acercando la realidad social a las aulas universitarias!

Ayer, Mario del Río, coordinador del Área de Menores de Fundación Emet, participó en una actividad con el alumnado de Educación Social de la Facultad de Ciencias de la Educación de la Universidad de Córdoba (@universidaddecordoba) @fcep_uco , en el marco del proyecto «No me cuentes historias, déjame verlas. Migraciones, Educación para el Desarrollo y Aprendizaje-Servicio».

Un espacio de encuentro y aprendizaje compartido que permitió acercar al alumnado a la realidad de las migraciones y al trabajo de acompañamiento e intervención social que desarrollamos desde Fundación EMET.

Estas iniciativas nos permiten tender puentes entre el ámbito universitario y la práctica profesional, fomentando la sensibilización, el pensamiento crítico y el compromiso con los derechos humanos y la inclusión social.

🙏 Agradecemos a la Universidad de Córdoba la oportunidad de compartir nuestra experiencia con los futuros profesionales de la Educación Social.

Proyecto financiado por el Plan Propio de Cooperación y Educación para el Desarrollo de la Universidad de Córdoba.

#FundaciónEMET #UniversidadDeCórdoba #UCO #EducaciónSocial #Migraciones #AprendizajeServicio #InclusiónSocial

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