Hi Everyone,
This Tuesday, May 17th, Italian teacher Raniero Bei and his students from St. George's International School- (and friends like you!) will be cleaning up
Parco Papacci. They're meeting at 10 am at the entrance to the park, along with AMA workers who will supply additional manpower and the necessary supplies,
including plants. This event is open even for the youngest children. Contact Paola Carra or Raniero Bei, both reading in copy, for more details. Or
see: http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?view=feed&id=100000449286178#!/event.php?eid=172134902842698
Parco Papacci. They're meeting at 10 am at the entrance to the park, along with AMA workers who will supply additional manpower and the necessary supplies,
including plants. This event is open even for the youngest children. Contact Paola Carra or Raniero Bei, both reading in copy, for more details. Or
see: http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?view=feed&id=100000449286178#!/event.php?eid=172134902842698
In addition, on Saturday, May 28th, all individuals and local and international organizations are invited to take part in a general clean up outside the
largest residential complex in Europe, on the outskirts of the Vejo Park. For the last couple of months, Vivi Vejo onlus has been organizing conferences
in Northern Rome schools together with A.M.A. Technicians in order to better educate students on recycling and respect for our surroundings.
largest residential complex in Europe, on the outskirts of the Vejo Park. For the last couple of months, Vivi Vejo onlus has been organizing conferences
in Northern Rome schools together with A.M.A. Technicians in order to better educate students on recycling and respect for our surroundings.
Meeting point for this event is at the Olgiata South Gate (La Storta area) at 3pm. A.M.A. has supplied 500 T-shirts and all the material necessary for
clean up. In case of adverse weather conditions the event will be postponed to Saturday, June 4. At 5.30 pm Vivi Vejo invites everyone to the awards
presentation of the Literary and Art Contests winners. This is the first time that an international school takes part in this Competition, with essays
in English from St George's British International School, as well as quite a lot of Italian private and public schools in Northern Rome.
clean up. In case of adverse weather conditions the event will be postponed to Saturday, June 4. At 5.30 pm Vivi Vejo invites everyone to the awards
presentation of the Literary and Art Contests winners. This is the first time that an international school takes part in this Competition, with essays
in English from St George's British International School, as well as quite a lot of Italian private and public schools in Northern Rome.
All together we can make Rome a cleaner and more civil place to live.
Everyone is encouraged to participate. TOGETHER FOR THE EARTH!
For more information on this event, please write to:
Paula M. Treu,
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