Come sognare il futuro per renderlo reale, a partire dai bambini | Domenico Capanna | TEDxMirandola
Quanto ha ancora senso, ad oggi, la dimensione del sogno e del desiderio, sia essa individuale che collettiva, in un mondo iper complesso, così rapido, performante, in continuo cambiamento?
Ha ancora senso quella poesia di Danilo Dolci, "Ciascuno cresce solo se Sognato"? Io credo di si, e le storie di centinaia di bambini e ragazzi che ho avuto l'opportunità di incontrare in questi anni, me lo confermano.
Che la costruzione di un futuro possibile, passa soprattutto da quanto noi riusciamo a sognarlo e sognarci in esso. Coordinatore di progetti socio educativi, animatore sociale, formatore e performer. Da 10 anni coordino il presidio socio educativo "Punto Luce L'Aquila", promosso da Save the Children ed Appstart Onlus a contrasto della povertà educativa sul territorio dell'Aquila.
Contamino la mia vita personale e lavorativa con diverse forme espressive, tra teatro, musica e performance artistiche.
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