Under the title ECOSYSTEMS OF INCLUSION, a Piarist non-formal education meeting was held in Salamanca on Thursday, March 26. Reviving an initiative previously developed by the former Spanish circumscription, representatives from the other two Spanish regions—Catalonia and Emmaus—joined the gathering of non-formal education (NFE) projects and initiatives from our Betania province.
On this International Women’s Day, at Itaka-Escolapios we want to remind everyone that equality is built every day, in our classrooms, communities, and projects.
On Friday, March 6, the second and final day of the meeting held at the General House in Rome by the main driving teams of the Itaka-Escolapios Network took place.
The General Congregation and the General Council of the Fraternity have met with the Board of Trustees and the Executive Committee of Itaka-Escolapios to reflect on the role of the Network within the Pious Schools and the Fraternity as a whole.
The resource management team has prepared a report on the use of transformative economy at the Itaka-Escolapios Foundation during the past academic year.
Itaka-Escolapios held the first meeting of people responsible for training processes in the Itaka Escolapios regions.
This weekend we met at Cristo Rey School (Zaragoza) to continue our journey with the SAL Project.
On Friday, February 6, a new meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Itaka-Escolapios Foundation was held by videoconference, with the participation of all its members and accompanied by representatives of the Executive Committee to discuss various issues.
We celebrate the start of the extraordinary regularization process for migrants
The Itaka-Escolapios Network joins the Network of Entities for Solidarity Development (REDES), of which we are a member, the Spanish Conference of Religious (CONFER), Caritas, and the Migration Department of the Spanish Episcopal Conference, in celebrating the announcement of a process that will lead to the extraordinary regularization of migrants living in our country.
Once again this year, young people from different parts of the provinces of Emmaus and Bethany have begun their journey in the SAL Project, the short-term international volunteer initiative promoted by Itaka-Escolapios.