As a discussion young people expose their ideas
At the invitation of Marcia Correa and Castro, of Well TV, some students of the Volleyball Project Network, Nuclei Rio / RJ, participated in a meeting held on November 23 at the State Council of Women's Rights (CEDIM), which discussed the legacy of mega sports events to be held in Brazil in the coming years. Participants of Well TV, a civil nonprofit organization of Niterói / RJ working communication and education for young people commit to building a caring society, they were also present.
Teens become more active in the discussion on the reality of access to sports.
Divided into groups, a defense, a charge and the jury, the young people discussed the pros and cons of hosting the World Cup in 2014 and Rio 2016 Olympic Games in Brazil. "The teams had very good, constructive arguments on the subject, both teams won the debate because the ideas of both prosecution and defense were real and important. Discussed good and bad things about these big events in Brazil as Brazil's presence in other countries and the economy affected the issue of taxes for Brazilians. "Said the student of Inhaúma Center, Kássia Penedo 14 years.
According to Marcia Correa and Castro, the result of the event was satisfying and the students were very active in the discussions. Finally, a letter with the outcome of the meeting and delivered to the Municipal Sporting Goods has been developed, the next day. On 27 November, the Secretary will meet with UNICEF in order to ensure, as a legacy of the World Cup and the Olympics, access to sport, this understood as a means of developing the citizen.
Divided into groups, youth debate on the subject.
On 13 December, is already scheduled another meeting of the Secretary of Sports and Leisure, Marcia Lins with young people who attended the first discussion in order to point out the goals and objectives for the coming years.
The goal of Well TV and Share Institute to promote this discussion was to propose a youth mobilization around the issue of mega sporting events as though these organizations are involved with the theme, teenagers remain on the margins of reflection.
Partners:
Municipality of Rio de Janeiro, Unilever and support MetrôRio with Institute Invepar
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