The Humanitarian Projects Foundation and the Sevastopol Station for Young Technicians will cooperate

CrimeaPRESS reports:

Managing Director of the Foundation for Humanitarian Projects Ivan Esin and acting Director of the State Budgetary Educational Institution DO «SUT» Maxim Vinogradov signed a cooperation agreement.

As part of the agreement, the parties will cooperate on the launch of the first multimedia road train “Russia — My History” in the regions of the country. The road train will become the 27th historical park, which can be mobile deployed in any region of Russia and reach tens of thousands of visitors in a short period of time.

The road train was created on the basis of the exhibitions of the Patriarchal Council for Culture on behalf of Russian President Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin by the Humanitarian Projects Foundation with the support of the Russian Ministry of Education. The train exhibition space consists of several blocks. The first represents the 1000-year history of Russia — from the founding of Rus’ to the present day. The second block is devoted to career guidance and includes materials from the “Ticket to the Future” project and the “Russia – My Horizons” course.

The Sevastopol station for young technicians has experience working with mobile systems and organizing the process on the road. The station’s team works with children in rural areas of the Sevastopol region, conducts interregional and all-Russian events, and also interacts with educational institutions in new territories of Russia.

Following the signing, the parties expressed hope that joint efforts will allow more Russians not only to become more familiar with the history of our country, but also to do so in an interesting and interactive format.

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