Rome – “The advice I can give to these kids is to follow their dreams and try to believe in their passions and sport is certainly a vehicle for doing this” he said Alessia Zecchinifreediving champion, spoke at the presentation of Peer Education project for all schools in Italy, against bullying and youth distress, at the ITIS Galilei in Rome (read here)together with Chiara MormileOlympic saber in Paris, which he added: “It is important to be here to testify against bullying which is now a very current issue and sport can teach values to combat this now very widespread phenomenon.”
Maniscalco and Bruno: “We are ambassadors, being athletes we are conveyors of important messages”
“The advice we can give to kids is to teach the culture of respect towards others, their classmate, the teacher, and teach values such as inclusion. It’s not just bullying, there’s also cyberbullying, we need to intervene and not be complicit” they said Stefano Maniscalcospeaking at the presentation of the peer-education project at the ITIS Galilei in Rome which will concern primary and secondary schools with the aim of informing and training thousands of children.
Vicino: “There are ways to make friends and stay in a group without one dominating the other”
“The important thing is awareness, understanding that a certain action can hurt another, there are other ways to make friends and stay in a group without one dominating the other and the other being dominated” these are the words of Antonio Vicinoworld rowing champion, at the presentation of “Campioni di Vita”, the project against bullying and youth discomfort in schools, an initiative resulting from the collaboration between Sviluppo Cittadella and the Bullying Observatory, at the ITIS Galilei in Rome.
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