From April 27-28, 2024 we organize the “Training Workshop for the role of facilitator of education for film and environment”. This workshop is offered free of charge to selected participants from Brașov County.
The workshop aims to develop the skills of the participants in facilitating discussions and organizing activities on environmental protection in schools, using festival films to address themes such as deforestation, pollution and responsible consumption. The goal is to empower participants to become active agents in promoting awareness and action for nature conservation among students.
- developing skills to facilitate discussions starting from festival films (short and feature films)
- support the adaptation of the discipline Environmental Education to the current school audience, whose media consumption is greatly increased (compared to previous generations), by addressing topics such as deforestation, pollution, responsible production and consumption with the help of films
- the addition of human resources that can provide educational/cultural programs that promote environmental education and cinema
- developing a collaborative relationship with teachers and cultural specialists for the CULMEA team's involvement in programs such as School Otherwise or Green Week (especially in the context of the National Strategy on Education for the Environment and Climate Change)
- popularization of the CULMEA film catalog, as well as other curated selections of films among teachers and cultural workers
- the development of a (dynamic) community of teachers and cultural specialists with common interests in improving the educational process of students
— participation throughout the workshop (27 and 28 April 2024, from 9:30 — 16:00)
— assuming involvement in the CULMEA community after the workshop by facilitating activities in your community
— providing support in promoting CULMEA activities in your community
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CULMEA: Film and Environmental Educationis the first environmental film festival dedicated to children and young people.
We set out to create a context for information, discussion and imagination on the climate crisis, using film as a tool and window to the world. We want to help create a community of children & young people who are more informed about the climate crisis and better equipped with knowledge and tools for responsible and sustainable living.
CINEMATECA CULMEA: European films and environmental education is co-financed by the Administration of the National Cultural Fund. The project does not necessarily represent the position of the Administration of the National Cultural Fund. AFCN is not responsible for the content of the project or how the results of the project may be used. These are entirely the responsibility of the beneficiary of the funding.
