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From 7 to 11 June 2011 will be held in Palermo the closing meeting of the project \u201cCrossing the Line\u201d.<\/p>\nFrom 7 to 11 June 2011 will be held in Palermo the closing meeting of the project \u201cCrossing the Line\u201d.<\/p>\n
In those days, will meet representatives of all partner organizations, the youth from different countries who took part in the project and experts with many years of experience working in the field of youth.<\/p>\n
Inside the meeting Friday, June 10, 2011 at 17:30 at the New Montevergini in Palermo will be made an event open to experts in the field of training and education during which the results will be presented and who will see the public showing the film \u201cCrossing the Line\u201d, as well as technical assistance for the explanation of good practices, such as that one provided by Dr. R. Salierno, Director of Juvenile Social Services district of Palermo.<\/p>\n
\u201cCrossing the Line\u201dis a project that is transforming in a documentary about the lives of young people from different European cities. It takes its name because it was originally filmed in Liverpool, a city where there is a imaginary border between north and south. But even in Palermo are many lines of young people\u2019s lives. Young people from Palermo, who participated in the project, have entered themselves in the role of the journalist, interviewing other young people that they met around the city. With the aim of dealing with the problems of the city, young reporters visited various districts (Ballar\u00f2, La Noce, Ciaculli, etc) and have reflected on how the features of Palermo affect them every day, discovering different places and the reality of the city, yet unknown for them.<\/p>\n
\u201cCrossing the Line\u201dis a project which makes part of the Leonardo action \u201cTransfer of Innovation\u201d included in \u201cLifelong Learning Programme\u201d of the European Commission.<\/p>\n
The objective of the project is to create a series of products (including manuals and DVDs) that highlight the problems facing young people in different European countries participating in the project, providing a broader perspective. Organisations from England, Holland, Romania and Bulgaria – CESIE partners,have developed the same kind of documentary together in their cities, along with manuals, provide training tools for innovative techniques of trainers and, in general, for those who work with youngsters .<\/p>\n
During the night there is also the artistic performances and we are pleased to offer you a drink for thanksgiving.<\/p>\n
Entrance is for free.<\/p>\n
Web site of the project Trailer \u201cCrossing the line\u201d<\/a><\/p>\n
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