On the first day of school the Federal Agency for Youth Affairs launched a new educational project “Dialogue on Equal Opportunities “. The International Association of Student Television was an official informational partner of project. The project conducted online broadcast meetings to attract participants from Russian regions.
The project “Dialogue on Equal Opportunities” was opened on September 1 by the President of the All-Russian Public Organization ” Russian Sport Bridge Federation”, Master of the game “What? Where? When? “Maxim Potashev. The meeting was held at the Plekhanov Russian Economic University of Economics. The students and the guest talked on a topic “Intellect is a new youth trend. Why is it fashionable to be smart today? “. Over two hundred Moscow students attended the discussion, and over four thousand users took part in a live broadcast.
The meeting was opened in the presence of the Head of Federal Agency for Youth Affairs Alexander Bugayev. He spoke about the ” Dialogue on Equal Opportunities ” project and plan of action for their implementation.
This project will help active young people to realize themselves in social, political, economic, or any other field of public life. During the discussions, the students will have the opportunity to talk with successful people from different spheres of activities.
“Discussion student club will work in the selected areas:
- Youth, globalization, the challenges of time;
- Career and social elevator;
- Entrepreneurship;
- business activity
- Leadership, soft skills;
- Culture, lifestyle;
- Charity, Voluntary Sector;
- New education;
- Publicity and mass media;
- Internet, digital, technology;
- Economy.
The project’s goal is to show young people that it is possible to achieve success in any sphere and in Russian regions.
The Federal Agency for Youth Affairs plans to implement the project by the end of May 2018. In general, more than 400 Russian universities will be involved in the “Dialogue on Equal Opportunities ” project, and participants will be at least 200,000 Russian students.
