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“Train, Accredit, Empower yourself” campaign of the European Documentation Center of the URV
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The "Train, Accredit, Empower yourself" campaign of the European Documentation Center of the URV together with Europe Direct Tarragona wants to highlight all the resources that the European Union offers to its citizens to develop new skills.
Among other initiatives, tablecloths will be distributed in the cafeterias of the Catalunya, Sescelades and Bellissens campuses, and a guide has been prepared.
More information about the campaign in the URV Digital Newspaper and also through social networks with the hashtags #cdeurv and #EUYearOFSkills
Centers of interest "Fund acquired with the URV-Diputació Agreement" at the Vila-seca campus CRAI and Terres de l'Ebre campus CRAI
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Vila-seca campus CRAI and Terres de l'Ebre campus CRAI
Centers of interest with the bibliographic fund recently adquired thanks to the URV Agreement with the Tarragona Provincial Council: required readings, youth literature, board games, language books and other useful books for students on new technologies (virtual reality, drones, 3D printing and artificial intelligence), study techniques, how to take the TDR, emotional management, guidance professional, and many others.
The Agreement facilitates access for high school students and higher vocational training cycles from Tortosa, Roquetes, Vila-Seca, Comarruga and El Vendrell to the CRAI of the URV, at its headquarters on the Terres de l'Ebre, Vila-Seca and Baix Penedès campuses, respectively.
More information about the agreement in the guide.
All these documents are also available for loan to the entire university community.
Exhibition "An ocean of letters: 50 portraits of Spanish, Portuguese and Ibero-American writers" at the Bellissens campus CRAI
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The proposal and invitation for the Department of Romance Philologies to organize the exhibition "An ocean of letters: 50 portraits of Spanish, Portuguese and Ibero-American writers" came from the Union of Professional Journalists of Romania, endorsed by the names of: Mr. Nicolae Ionita, dr. Marian Nencescu, Director of the Department of Culture of the Union of Journalists and Acad. Prof. Dr. Gheorghe Paun.
Mr. Nicolae Ionita has connections in the context of graphic artists in the world and is known in Romania for organizing various exhibitions in his country and abroad with portraits of Romanian writers and for having published several albums and catalogs with personal creations or in collaboration. This year he has launched a large-scale action: an international competition of portraits of the world's great writers: "Tribute to the Great Writers on the World."
In the contest, 500 artists participated and sent more than 2,000 portraits. Drawings by 200 artists from 55 countries have been selected. The Union of Journalists sent invitations to organize exhibitions in various institutions around the world. 64 cultural institutions registered and were able to freely choose portraits of writers. The Department of Romance Philologies of the Rovira i Virgili University has shown interest in the proposal and it can be visited in the different CRAIs on the URV campus.
Dr. Mª Dolores Jiménez, Dr. Mª José Rodríguez, Dr. Mª Isabel Calle, Dr. Lilica Voicu and Mr. Santiago Montes have participated in the organization of this exhibition.
Exhibition "Views of the World" at the Vila-seca campus CRAI
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The exhibition consists of six panels of "Women of the World" that are the result of a project carried out by the NGO Mirades del Món and the Óscar Romero Solidarity Committee.
During the 2022/2023 academic year, 3rd grade students from six schools in Tarragona (La Salle Tarragona, Marcel·lí Domingo School, Lestonnac Tarragona School, CampClar School, CEEP Sant Rafael and El Serrallo School) have learned the reality of six women from the world with the help of different NGOs that work with children and women around the world (ECCIT, Fundación Vicente Ferrer, Aldea Yanapay, AfricaNdoto, Kolam, Proide and Dream Nepal). Once the schools have learned about the reality of women, several illustrators have helped the children make an illustration of the different realities.
The children who made the drawings are: Berta Artigal, Carla Brota, Namibia Coronado, Tati Ayala, Vanessa Castro and Gabriela Basin.
Centers of interest to face the January hike at the Terres de l'Ebre campus CRAI
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To cope with the "January surge", the CRAI Terres de l'Ebre campus has prepared an interest center with books that will help you manage your savings and understand your personal finances.
Exhibition "Landscapes and policies of urban transformation. Perspectives from anthropology"
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This exhibition addresses the processes of transformation and production of urban space in the context of late capitalism. These processes of change are often structured in international economic and social flows that have an impact on the cultural dynamics of the regions, while interconnecting realities.
The posters emphasize the anthropological interest in urban space through a relational perspective that allows us to identify the multiple factors and agents involved in such dynamics of socio-cultural change. These are the operative legitimating narratives and the role of the administration, the emergence of new imaginaries and actors within the transformed space and the assortment of local practices of contestation and resistance within the framework of a territory struggling for be produced and meant globally.
The exhibition was carried out by the students of the subject Post-industrialism, globalization and urban space, of the master's degree in urban anthropology, migrations and social intervention.
Center of interest "International Education Day" at the Sescelades campus CRAI
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On the occasion of International Education Day (January 24), the CRAI Sescelades campus has prepared an interest center made up of a collection of documents related to the subject, sheets with information and the reproduction of some interesting videos.
You can find it on floor 1 (Disclosure area) of the CRAI Sescelades, until February 9.
