Kassia de Lima Barreto and Deyvid study the subject of the meeting held at the Centro Cultural Banco do Brazil (CCBB-RJ).
Thinking about the sporting legacy that the World Cup 2014 and the 2016 Olympics will leave the country, the young Rejupe (Teens and Youth Network for the Right to Sport Safe and Inclusive) organized, on 23 September, the Court of Mega Events sports in Brazil, a realization of streetfootballworld NGOs and Well-TV, in partnership with UNICEF. The aim was to reflect, to broaden the debate, mobilize society and dialogue with the government on the most important issues of the topic. Share The Institute was represented by two students Inhaúma Core - Rio / RJ project Volleyball Network, Deyvid Barreto, 14, and Kassia de Lima, 15, both from category Volleyball.
Event participants meet and discuss the topic of sports legacy in Brazil.
Participants were divided into three groups - defense lawyers, prosecutors and judges - to defend and accuse the mega sports events. Deyvid Barreto liked the court. "Enriched me participate in a trial, part of the prosecution, carry out work in a group with people I did not know and have the opportunity to make new friends," said satisfied. Kassia agrees with his colleague: "It was a great experience! I learned quite a lot, I'll take that experience to life. "
Kassia de Lima presents arguments in the Sports Megaeventos Court in Brazil.
The Court of Sporting Mega events in Brazil, held at the Centro Cultural Banco do Brazil (CCBB-RJ) also aimed to draw the attention of public authorities and figures on the main issues on the subject and therefore, at the end of the event was produced a letter to the responsible agencies. "The debate was wonderful! We present our ideas and show our opinions. At the end of the debate was made a paper to be submitted to the organizing authorities of the events, "Kassia said. According to Marcia Correa and Castro, the Well-TV coordinator and mediator of the court, the idea is that the result of reflection be not only in intention.
Source Text: Rejupe - Teens and Youth Network for the Right to Safe and Inclusive Sport. Available at: < http://rejupe.org.br/component/content/article/25/560-rejuperj-discute-legado-dos-megaeventos- >.
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