Barcelona

The program “De marcha con el deporte” promotes sports practice in young people from disadvantaged areas to promote healthy habits and reduce risky behaviors such as substance use.

The Education and Immigration Forum in Barcelona addresses the educational integration of immigrants and cultural diversity, promoting participation, cooperation between educational agents and the development of policies and good practices for inclusive coexistence.

The “School Path – Friendly Places” project began in Barcelona in 2002. It promotes child autonomy, citizen responsibility and education in public spaces, turning the school environment into an external classroom.

Since 2000, the IMEB, through the Artur Martorell library, has implemented a plan to improve Barcelona’s school libraries, providing them with resources, technology and support to improve teaching.

Barcelona City Council takes advantage of the family reunification decree to manage immigration, promoting proactive policies, innovative actions and support for families, promoting social cohesion, equality and coexistence.

The Barcelona Municipal Conservatory of Music has offered free classical music concerts since 2005, involving students, teachers and professional musicians, with the aim of making music accessible to everyone.

Since 2008-2009, “Laia’s Proclamation” was transformed into an educational activity for primary school students in Barcelona, ​​allowing them to participate in the collective creation of the proclamation of the winter festivities, promoting participation and dialogue about cultural diversity.

The project seeks to collect oral testimonies from older people who lived through the Second Republic and the Spanish Civil War, to document the history of neighborhoods and enrich local libraries.