Barcelona

The CREART program combines contemporary art with early childhood education, facilitating the direct interaction of children with artists to promote creativity and understanding of art through varied techniques.

The “Music for babies and little ones” program promotes interaction between children and parents through music, adapted to sensory, motor and cognitive development, in courses differentiated by age.

The Barcelona Institute of Education promotes “Contemporary Dance” as an educational tool for secondary school students, promoting integration, body knowledge and socialization. Started in 2002, it culminates with an exhibition in the city.

The “Neighborhood time, shared educational time” project of Barcelona City Council offers quality extracurricular activities, adapted to the needs of each neighborhood, promoting social cohesion, coexistence and inclusion.

The exhibition “The city of people”, organized by Barcelona City Council during La Mercè, raises awareness about accessibility for people with disabilities, highlighting municipal measures for their integration and active participation.

The program seeks to integrate people with disabilities into sporting activity, promoting equality, improving their quality of life and promoting social cohesion.

The “Count to three” campaign promotes positive values in school sports, guiding parents, and includes awards, courses, talks, and campaigns to improve sportsmanship and respect.

Through this initiative the city’s population, particularly those people over 40, can maintain a healthy lifestyle by doing some free sport activities in the city’s parks and gardens, some of which are in the city’s less privileged areas.