In a significant step towards the promotion and preservation of local identity, a mutual collaboration agreement was signed between 3rd-year students of the Higher Technician in Social Communication at the Instituto Profesorado Concordia and the Municipal Undersecretariat of Education of Concordia.
The agreement was carried out within the framework of the Identity Program, an initiative promoted by the Municipal Undersecretariat of Education, led by Professor Carlos Gatto, which seeks to explore and understand the rich history rooted in the city.
The Identity Program has the main objective of strengthening the sense of belonging and promoting the appreciation of local roots, becoming an opportunity to build bridges between generations and enrich the collective understanding of what it means to be part of Concordia.
Social Communication students will be in charge of filming, producing, and editing the activities proposed by the Municipal Undersecretariat of Education within the framework of the Identity Program. Their active and creative participation will contribute significantly to the dissemination and reach of the scheduled activities, allowing for a greater connection with the community.
Carlos Gatto, Undersecretary of Municipal Education, highlighted the importance of this agreement, which represents an important step forward in strengthening local identity and fostering collaborative work between educational institutions and the municipal government.
Through this collaboration, it is expected to generate a positive impact on the community, promoting knowledge and pride in the history and culture of Concordia.
The agreement was carried out within the framework of the Identity Program, an initiative promoted by the Municipal Undersecretariat of Education, led by Professor Carlos Gatto, which seeks to explore and understand the rich history rooted in the city.
The Identity Program has the main objective of strengthening the sense of belonging and promoting the appreciation of local roots, becoming an opportunity to build bridges between generations and enrich the collective understanding of what it means to be part of Concordia.
Social Communication students will be in charge of filming, producing, and editing the activities proposed by the Municipal Undersecretariat of Education within the framework of the Identity Program. Their active and creative participation will contribute significantly to the dissemination and reach of the scheduled activities, allowing for a greater connection with the community.
Carlos Gatto, Undersecretary of Municipal Education, highlighted the importance of this agreement, which represents an important step forward in strengthening local identity and fostering collaborative work between educational institutions and the municipal government.
Through this collaboration, it is expected to generate a positive impact on the community, promoting knowledge and pride in the history and culture of Concordia.