At the facilities of the Argentine Delegation of Salto Grande, the closing ceremony of the artistic-social program “Aventuras Creativas” was held, an initiative promoted by the NGO Creer para Crear and Salto Grande Concordia that included drawing workshops and artistic activities in several rural schools in the department of Concordia. This project was supported by the Undersecretariat of Education of the Municipality of Concordia, in a show of support for the administration led by mayor Francisco Azcué to strengthen education and social development.
With the presence of the Undersecretary of Education, Prof. Carlos Gatto, and an outstanding participation of students and teachers, the closing event was an emotional conclusion to a program that sought to foster creativity and social commitment in more than 130 students from rural schools No. 32 Benito Juárez, No. 38 Luis Nicolás Cayetano Palma, and No. 15 José Rivera. Under the slogan “Water as clean energy,” the importance of water as a resource and its potential for a sustainable future was promoted.
Artist Manuel Paz, who led the creative theme inspired by the superhero universe, highlighted the importance of students being able to express themselves and recognize themselves as protagonists through art: “The synergy between the artists and the children was incredible; they were the great makers of this adventure,” stated Paz. Along with him, artists from Concordia Laura Fontán, Teresita Blasco, and Sandra Fernández participated in the creation of murals in each institution, leaving a visual and significant mark that symbolizes the commitment to the development of the rural community.
The president of the Argentine Delegation of Salto Grande, Amb. Alejandro Daneri, expressed his satisfaction with the positive impact of the program, noting that the students and teachers “were the true protagonists” of this experience, in which the collaboration between institutions and the support of local authorities were highlighted. Sebastián Cáceres, head of Creer para Crear, also highlighted the commitment of Salto Grande and thanked everyone involved in the project.
Finally, Prof. Carlos Gatto, representing the Undersecretariat of Education, highlighted the importance of these projects for the integral development of rural students: “Art and education shape our future citizens, and it is essential to accompany them, promoting values and capabilities that allow them to build a better future.”
The closing of Aventuras Creativas represents one more step in the consolidation of initiatives that boost the growth of young people and their community, promoting an education enriched and committed to social and cultural development.
With the presence of the Undersecretary of Education, Prof. Carlos Gatto, and an outstanding participation of students and teachers, the closing event was an emotional conclusion to a program that sought to foster creativity and social commitment in more than 130 students from rural schools No. 32 Benito Juárez, No. 38 Luis Nicolás Cayetano Palma, and No. 15 José Rivera. Under the slogan “Water as clean energy,” the importance of water as a resource and its potential for a sustainable future was promoted.
Artist Manuel Paz, who led the creative theme inspired by the superhero universe, highlighted the importance of students being able to express themselves and recognize themselves as protagonists through art: “The synergy between the artists and the children was incredible; they were the great makers of this adventure,” stated Paz. Along with him, artists from Concordia Laura Fontán, Teresita Blasco, and Sandra Fernández participated in the creation of murals in each institution, leaving a visual and significant mark that symbolizes the commitment to the development of the rural community.
The president of the Argentine Delegation of Salto Grande, Amb. Alejandro Daneri, expressed his satisfaction with the positive impact of the program, noting that the students and teachers “were the true protagonists” of this experience, in which the collaboration between institutions and the support of local authorities were highlighted. Sebastián Cáceres, head of Creer para Crear, also highlighted the commitment of Salto Grande and thanked everyone involved in the project.
Finally, Prof. Carlos Gatto, representing the Undersecretariat of Education, highlighted the importance of these projects for the integral development of rural students: “Art and education shape our future citizens, and it is essential to accompany them, promoting values and capabilities that allow them to build a better future.”
The closing of Aventuras Creativas represents one more step in the consolidation of initiatives that boost the growth of young people and their community, promoting an education enriched and committed to social and cultural development.