Euromur por el Desarrollo.
Hemos
decidido enfocar nuestro proyecto en nuestro entorno, ámbito escolar y barrio
del Carmen, promoviendo la difusión de la solidaridad que la ONU con los 8 Objetivos
del Milenio vencidos en este 2015, y la UE nombrando a este 2015 como el Año
del Desarrollo Europeo, han realizado o realizan a lo largo y ancho de nuestro
planeta.
Para
ello hemos utilizado como pilar básico de nuestro proyecto la frase “Piensa globalmente, actúa localmente”. Bajo este lema hemos querido promover algunos
cambios que se pueden lograr para hacer de este mundo, nuestro mundo, un lugar
mejor. Hemos creído que, dadas nuestras limitaciones presupuestarias y de
movilidad, y las necesidades actuales de muchos de nuestros vecinos, lo más
adecuado era empezar actuando en nuestro entorno más cercano, tratando de
involucrar a familiares, amigos y conocidos en las acciones que hemos llevado a
cabo contagiándoles con nuestra alegría e ilusión.
Durante
el proyecto de Euromur por el Desarrollo
hemos:
- Grabado un vídeo de presentación para darnos a conocer a la sociedad.
- Puesto en marcha actividades de difusión a través de Canal de YouTube, Facebook y Twitter para llegar a la mayor cantidad de público posible al que poder concienciar y demostrarles que no nos quedamos en meras palabras, sino que además hemos pasado a la acción.
- Diseñado y participado en actividades de voluntariado: siendo fieles a nuestra frase “Piensa globalmente, actúa localmente”, nos pusimos en contacto con CÁRITAS para realizar recogidas de alimentos y poder ayudar a nuestra parroquia y demostrar a nuestros compañeros que el cambio comienza en uno mismo.
- Hemos diseñado y realizado cartelería en el centro y también una bandera de la Unión Europea con los que decorar el salón de actos donde realizamos la presentación de Euromur por el Desarrollo.
- Realizado un concurso Pasapalabra temático sobre ayuda al desarrollo y la UE.
- Presentado “Euromur por el Desarrollo” en nuestro centro escolar ante alumnos de Primaria y Secundaria con el propósito de sensibilizar acerca de la importancia de las ayudas para el desarrollo que tanto la ONU como la UE, a través de los Objetivos de Desarrollo del Milenio y el Año del Desarrollo Europeo, respectivamente, han promovido y promueven en nuestro planeta.
- Hemos conseguido diversas entrevistas como las realizas en EuropaDirecta a Manuel Pleguezuelo (Director General de Participación Ciudadana, Unión Europea y Acción Exterior de la Comunidad Autónoma de la Región de Murcia), Teresa Allepuz (Asesora experta en Proyectos Europeos de la Comunidad Autónoma de la Región de Murcia) que nos abrieron las puertas de sus despachos para enseñarnos de primera mano cómo se articula la política europea a nivel local y autonómico. También tuvimos la suerte de entrevistar a una ex miembro del Parlamento Europeo como Cristina Gutiérrez-Cortinesque nos enseñó mucho sobre la Unión Europea y su funcionamiento, así como de la verdadera transcendencia de la política europea.
- También realizamos el diseño, la fabricación y la entrega de chapas identificativas de Euromur.
- Salimos a la calle a entrevistara vecinos de Murcia y les preguntamos sobre el Año Europeo del Desarrollo y en qué tipo de actividades les gustaría participar para contribuir a hacer de este planeta un lugar mejor.
- Finalmente decidimos escribir una Carta de reflexión sobre lo que ha significado este proyecto para nosotros y lo que hemos aprendido.
Con
todo esto hemos conseguido construirnos una idea real de la importancia que
tiene la Unión Europea en el día a día de los ciudadanos, el compromiso y la
voluntad que las instituciones europeas han adquirido para conseguir un mundo
más justo y equilibrado y la extraordinaria relevancia que tiene que los
ciudadanos nos impliquemos, en la medida de nuestras posibilidades, en cuantas
actividades e iniciativas solidarias podamos. Porque un pequeño gesto puede
significar algo enorme para quien necesita de nuestra ayuda.
We decided to focus our project in our sorroundings, school context and Carmen neighborhood, promoting the diffusion of solidarity that the UN with the 8 Objectives defeated in the 2015 Goals, and the EU naming this 2015 as the Year of the European Development, have carried out or are carrying across our planet.
To do so we have used as a basic pillar of our project the phrase "Think globally, act locally". Under this slogan we wanted to promote some changes that can be made in this world, our world, a better place. We believe that, given our budget and mobility limitations, and the current needs of many of our neighbors, the best thing was to start acting in our immediate environment, trying to involve relatives, friends and acquaintances in the actions we have taken, encouraging out our joy and enthusiasm.
During the project Euromur for Development we have:
- Recorded a video presentation to make ourselves known to society.
- Launched outreach through YouTube Channel, Facebook and Twitter to reach as many people as possible to be able to raise awareness and show them that we were not just words, but that we have also taken action.
- Designed and participated in volunteer activities: being loyal to our phrase "Think globally, act locally", we got in touch with CARITAS NGO to collect food and to help our parish and our colleagues, demonstrating that change starts at one same.
- We have designed and made posters in the city center and a flag of the European Union with which decorate the hall where we conducted the presentation of Euromur for Development.
- Made a themed quiz Pasapalabra development aid and the EU.
- Presented "Euromur for Development" in our school to elementary and secondary students in order to raise awareness of the importance of development aid to both the UN and the EU, through the Millennium Development Goals and the European Development Year, respectively, that have promoted and are promoting in our planet.
- We've got several interviews as you do in EuropaDirecta Manuel Pleguezuelo (Director General of Citizen Participation, European Union External Action of the Autonomous Community of the Region of Murcia), Teresa Allepuz (Expert Adviser on European Projects of the Autonomous Community Region of Murcia) who opened the doors of their offices to show us first-hand how European policy is articulated at local and regional level. We also had the great chance to interview a former member of the
European Parliament and Cristina Gutiérrez-Cortinesque, who taught us a lot about the European Union and its operation, as well as the true significance of European politics.
- Also we design, manufacture and delivery of Euromur ID badges.
- We went outside to interview residents of Murcia and asked about the European Year of Development and what activities they would like to participate in to help make this planet a better place.
- Finally we decided to write a letter of thought on what this project has meant to us and what we have learned.
With all this we have managed to build us a real idea of the importance of the European Union in the daily life of citizens, commitment and willingness that the European institutions have acquired for a fairer and more balanced world and the extraordinary relevance we citizens have in getting involved, as far as we can, in all the activities and charitable initiatives we can. For a small gesture can mean something huge for those who need our help.
We decided to focus our project in our sorroundings, school context and Carmen neighborhood, promoting the diffusion of solidarity that the UN with the 8 Objectives defeated in the 2015 Goals, and the EU naming this 2015 as the Year of the European Development, have carried out or are carrying across our planet.
To do so we have used as a basic pillar of our project the phrase "Think globally, act locally". Under this slogan we wanted to promote some changes that can be made in this world, our world, a better place. We believe that, given our budget and mobility limitations, and the current needs of many of our neighbors, the best thing was to start acting in our immediate environment, trying to involve relatives, friends and acquaintances in the actions we have taken, encouraging out our joy and enthusiasm.
During the project Euromur for Development we have:
- Recorded a video presentation to make ourselves known to society.
- Launched outreach through YouTube Channel, Facebook and Twitter to reach as many people as possible to be able to raise awareness and show them that we were not just words, but that we have also taken action.
- Designed and participated in volunteer activities: being loyal to our phrase "Think globally, act locally", we got in touch with CARITAS NGO to collect food and to help our parish and our colleagues, demonstrating that change starts at one same.
- We have designed and made posters in the city center and a flag of the European Union with which decorate the hall where we conducted the presentation of Euromur for Development.
- Made a themed quiz Pasapalabra development aid and the EU.
- Presented "Euromur for Development" in our school to elementary and secondary students in order to raise awareness of the importance of development aid to both the UN and the EU, through the Millennium Development Goals and the European Development Year, respectively, that have promoted and are promoting in our planet.
- We've got several interviews as you do in EuropaDirecta Manuel Pleguezuelo (Director General of Citizen Participation, European Union External Action of the Autonomous Community of the Region of Murcia), Teresa Allepuz (Expert Adviser on European Projects of the Autonomous Community Region of Murcia) who opened the doors of their offices to show us first-hand how European policy is articulated at local and regional level. We also had the great chance to interview a former member of the
European Parliament and Cristina Gutiérrez-Cortinesque, who taught us a lot about the European Union and its operation, as well as the true significance of European politics.
- Also we design, manufacture and delivery of Euromur ID badges.
- We went outside to interview residents of Murcia and asked about the European Year of Development and what activities they would like to participate in to help make this planet a better place.
- Finally we decided to write a letter of thought on what this project has meant to us and what we have learned.
With all this we have managed to build us a real idea of the importance of the European Union in the daily life of citizens, commitment and willingness that the European institutions have acquired for a fairer and more balanced world and the extraordinary relevance we citizens have in getting involved, as far as we can, in all the activities and charitable initiatives we can. For a small gesture can mean something huge for those who need our help.
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