G20, the Roman students: “Tomorrow in the square, stop at the contradictions of school time and fictions”

The Roman student collectives and coordinators united with the Fridays for future mobilize near the G20 summit to be heard by those who “speak of the future without considering their voice” and contest “the contradictions of school time” who instead of promoting the right to studying how it is designed kills our young people’s desire to learn and grow. Luca Ianniello, national coordinator of the Network of Medium Students, talks about it with Adnkronos, announcing tomorrow’s appointment at Largo Ugo La Malfa (Circus Maximus) at 9:30 to go to the Miur in the procession and says: “We are tired of justifications, excuses, fictions. We are the cry of a generation without a future, which wants to win a present as protagonists “. “We want to bring to the streets the vision of an entire generation on the topics that the heads of state will talk about. Starting from school and taking a position on the new model of society we want to go to. School time should be revised in the sense not of an increase in hours but of how it is at school: fewer lectures, more mixed didactics, less homework and more personalized paths. Today it does not emerge who is better, but who is best suited to this system “. “We live a school model full of contradictions, highlighted by the pandemic, which oppresses students in small and oppressive classrooms with evaluations for their own sake, which cause daily anxiety, stress and malaise with which we are forced to live in and out of places of training, which should be places of debate, culture and inclusion, in which, on the other hand, there is only an air of competitiveness, exclusion and discomfort. study “.” We expect to be heard because we are very clear about the future we want to live in, and we want to help build it – reads a note – Friday we take to the streets because we cannot accept a society where youth unemployment is at the stars, where the workplaces we are going to populate are increasingly stained with abuse and deaths and where we constantly see entity trample our rights. We take to the streets because we expect our health to be protected, starting from schools, where it is necessary and fundamental to reform the CICs and psychological assistance, up to the point of creating a truly public and accessible health model “.” Let’s take to the streets because we want serious investments in an ecological reconversion of this country, starting with the closure of all the multinationals and companies that devastate our planet every day. We take to the streets because we are the cry of a generation without a future, but which wants to conquer a present as protagonists. We have the opportunity to make ourselves heard in a city that will be armored for the presence of the heads of state of the G20, who will meet to decide the watchwords of the future, and we have the responsibility to be us, future citizens and citizens of the world, to shout that an alternative is possible and that we want to propose it – they conclude – without being able to delegate this task to anyone else “.