School 1 distributed art and culture in the neighborhood Bello 26 in the municipality of La Lisa. Photo: Tania García Torres
UCI shares its wealth with residents of Bello 26
School 1 distributed art and culture in the neighborhood Bello 26 in the municipality of La Lisa. Photo: Tania García Torres
Not squandering it, but without limits, the University of Informatics Sciences shared its wealth with the residents of the neighborhood Bello 26 in the municipality of La Lisa this Wednesday 25.
Artists of the cultural project Malatesta and from School 1 along with staff from the Department of University Welfare of the University Extension Directorate, the Direction of Sports and the Bookstore, transmitted their joy to the community.
Those from our house of studies shared generosity and culture. Just on the day for raising international awareness to stop violence against women and girls, the monthly tour of Malatesta and extension projects of the university schools had its start in the neighborhoods of La Lisa.
UCI shares its wealth with residents of the Bello 26 neighborhood in La Lisa.
The different stages where UCI amateur artists are presented feed their incomparable growth. In the photo, from left to right, Leonardo Saavedra is singing.
The casino dance group attracted the residents to the point that, if there was any trace of fatigue or worry, it was because of... dancing.
Workers from the Department of University Welfare and the Bookstore bring health and culture.
Young people from the Bello 26 neighborhood.
UCI shares its wealth with residents of the Bello 26 neighborhood in La Lisa.
The Bello 26 neighborhood in the municipality of La Lisa has a population of 3,000 residents, out of which about 860 are children and young people.
A richness shared by the professors from the Sports Department at UCI: sports games, developers of character, discipline, and solidarity.