December 10th marks the International Human Rights Day!
On
the occasion of International Human Rights Day, many educational events were
held. Two school competitions have been announced for the students of Georgian
general education institutions within the framework of the Ministry's
Subproject Support Program:
1.
Comics Contest on Healthy Lifestyle;
2.
A poster contest called No to Bullying;
As
part of the comic book competition, students created comics on the topic of a
healthy lifestyle. The competition will promote a healthy lifestyle among
students, in particular: promoting healthy eating and physical activity, as
well as condemning harmful habits (tobacco, alcohol, drugs, etc.).
As
part of the poster competition, the students created posters on the topic of
bullying prevention. The purpose of the competition was for teens to express
their attitude towards all forms of bullying, including physical, verbal,
psychological, cyber and other types.
In
December, a Summary Conference is planned to introduce the results of 18 projects
funded under the Second Opportunity for Education in Social Inclusion program
and to hear presentations on the identity, history and culture of Roma and
Meskhetians residing in Georgia. The activities promote, on one hand, the
access to quality education for Roma and Meskhetian adolescents and the
improvement of their state language skills, and on the other hand, the
development of tolerant attitudes and self-awareness among the sub-program
volunteers and members of the public.
The
following events will be held in various cultural organizations under the
patronage of the Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sport of Georgia,
especially dedicated for the Human Rights Day:
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“Poster Competition for Young Artists”, “Human Rights Day at Writers' House” -
LEPL Writers House;
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“I am raising my voice for the protection of human rights” - Telavi Niko
Sulkhanishvili Music School, out-of-school art educational institution;
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Open Lecture for Caucasus International University Students - LEPL Smirnov Museum;
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Human Rights Day Scientific Conference - LEPL Telavi Historical Museum;
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"Education Conference on Human Rights and Opportunities for Inclusive
Education in Schools" - LEPL Galaktion and Titian Tabidze House Museum;
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"Human Rights and Art" - LEPL "Shota Rustaveli State University
of Theater and Cinema".
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Performance by William Faulkner's "The Spirit Was Coming" - LEPL
Zestaponi Ushangi Chkheidze State Drama Theater;
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Performance based on Nodar Dumbadze's play "The White Bears" - LEPL
Petro Human State Armenian Drama Theater;
