Motto:

Music is the symbol of those who seek hope for a world of Peace and Light

Paris Association, FOR YOU, which promotes young talent, in collaboration with ICR New York and Alumnus Club organizes the day of 28 June 2022 recital:

“Musicians united for peace”,

a message to the whole world towards tolerance, confidence and hope for tomorrow.

Soprana Micaela Mingheras, project coordinator, states that the event takes place at the AMERICA Opera in New York, in the hall “Marc A Scorca”,

which provides excellent acoustic space for performances, recitals, auditions and recordings.

Artists are :

Micaela Mingheras, soprano at the Paris Opera, president PRO VOCES;

Denis Dubois, pianist at the Opera Bastille in Paris;

Christophe Giovaninetti, solo violinist and professor at the Conservatoire National Superieur in Paris;

Alec Babahekian, pianist, young hope with great skills, from Lebanon:

In program, parts of : Pergolesi, Ravel, Mozart, Strauss, Rachmaninoff, Scriabin, Caudella.

The concert is a response from the artists, which through art and devotion can harmonize souls, on the unwritten road to silence, Courage, the joy of living in a real world.

Motto:

Music is the symbol of those who seek hope for a world of Peace and Light

The Paris association, FOR YOU, which promotes young talents, in collaboration with ICR New York and Alumnus Club organizes on June 28, 2022 the recital:

“Musicians united for peace”,

a message to the whole world towards tolerance, trust and hope for tomorrow.

Soprano Micaela Mingheras, the project coordinator, declares that the event takes place at the AMERICA Opera in New York, in the “Marc A Scorca” hall,

which provides excellent acoustic space for performances, recitals, auditions and recordings.

The artists are:

Micaela Mingheras, soprano at the Opera – Paris, president of PRO VOCES;

Denis Dubois, pianist at the Opera Bastille in Paris;

Christophe Giovaninetti, solo violinist and professor at the Conservatoire National Superieur in Paris;

Alec Babahekian, pianist, young hope with great skills, from Lebanon:

In the program, pieces by: Pergolesi, Ravel, Mozart, Strauss, Rachmaninoff, Scriabin, Caudella.

The concert is a response of the artists, who through art and devotion can harmonize the souls, in the unwritten road to peace, courage, the joy of living in a real world.

"Youth and Museums" International Conference on Curatorial Youth Education, project implemented, developed and organized by Alumnus Club has reached this year the 13 of the edition.

Held online on 15 December 2021, and having as organizers Alumnus Club and the Museum of Viticulture and Pomiculture Golești and financed by the Argeș County Council,The conference had the following topics:

• UNESCO Intangible Heritage - a challenge for the younger generation;
• Pages of Romanian history;
• Ethnography, viticulture and fruit growing / Ethnography, viticulture and tree growing.

In addition to representatives from Romania, they also presented materials at the conference :

Bianca Campli, President of the Clubs for UNESCO, Vasto - Italy

John Maronitis, President of the UNESCO Clubs of Piraeus and Islands, Secretary General of the Federation of Greek Clubs and Centers for UNESCO, Greece

E.G. Suleimanova, director of the IAiSTK Museum of the Tyumen Industrial University, Russia, Head of Clubs for UNESCO “Siberian Gold Embroiderers”

Eduard Gueshev, President of the National Club of Scientific Expeditions - UNESCO Sofia, member of the Executive Board – European Federation of Associations and Clubs for UNESCO Romania

As every year, there was a communication session on the Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage presented by specialists from Romania..

From the series of events dedicated to contemporary women and human rights in the context of celebrating a 65 de ani de la aderarea României la UNESCO, Romanian National Commission for UNESCO (CNR UNESCO) prepared several specific actions, cooperating with powerful voices in science, culture and art.

These actions include the online exhibition (8-10 December 2021) ZERO VIOLENCE – Woman Today, initiated by the Alumnus Club, in partnership with CNR UNESCO.

“Artist Carmen Emanuela POPA proposes an idealistic urge with references to the eradication of violence of any kind, through a conceptual approach with interdisciplinary means in fashion design and post-modernist aesthetic values.

Expressive and exciting topic in terms of defending moral identity, acquires manifest value in the artist's work, being generically a military against violence of any kind. Society becomes sensitive to the urges of visual symbolism, with a very good receptivity both among the victims but also of those who commit the abuse.

The invasive spectrum of negative actions is vast and complex, thus the fragile mechanisms of the human being can be easily depreciated, especially in the absence of experience documenting social dangers, the abbreviated characters of many fellows who are let loose, using psychological and behavioral weapons, thus believing that they have access to an authority that ultimately allows them to be pre-validated in their professional actions as well as in terms of their aesthetic qualities;, self-assessment extrapolând narcissismul.

ZERO VIOLENCE is an imperative slogan that must be implemented in the collective consciousness so that today's society can see the benefits and the creation of a lifestyle in harmony with the derivatives of love., compassion and increased respect for the other, even if it requires mental effort, affective or simply cognitive, but which can provide an extensive area of ​​comfort in everyday life in a context of reciprocity and which can be a permanent start-up for building a better and more prosperous world in terms of welfare resources.”

Carmen Emanuela Popa is a PhD student in Visual Arts / Fashion Design at the National University of Arts in Bucharest, is a graduate of the Faculty of Decorative Arts and Design of the same university and a Master's program - Fashion and Costume Strategies / UNArte Bucharest. In 2018 he is a fellow (6 months) at the IUAV University in Venice, Italy. Participates in a number of international events such as MB Fashion Week Russia and London Fashion Week. He is a member of the Romanian Union of Visual Artists and his works with a strong visual impact have appeared in publications such as Huffington, China Daily, RFI, etc. and in the UK press, Russia, Greece, China, Franta, Spain and Romania.

Between 30 and 31 July 2021 Youth Leading for Peace International Youth Forum, dedicated to the International Year of Peace and Confidence and the International Day for Action against Nuclear Tests, as well as the 30th anniversary of the independence of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the 30th anniversary of the closure of the Semipalatinsk nuclear test site.

The aim of the forum was to involve young participants in an open and constructive dialogue on nuclear weapons and nuclear testing., to draw the attention of the younger generation to the existence of nuclear test sites in the world, as well as to strengthen the culture of peace and the understanding of the value of unity, harmony and mutual respect.

The first step was to make video presentations by each delegation outlining their country's official position on nuclear weapons and nuclear testing.. Delegations had to consider the position of their country in terms of four main areas: economic, enviromental, security and humanitarian. The Romanian delegation made the video presentation on "Clubs for UNESCO and Education for Peace".

At the opening of the International Forum "Youth Leading for Peace" they addressed a few words to young people, Bolat Akchulakov, President of the Asia-Pacific and Kazakhstan Federations of UNESCO Clubs and Associations, Aigul Halafova, acting director of the UNESCO Almaty Cluster Office și Davronzhon Gaipov, rector of Suleyman Demirel University.

The forum was structured in two parts, comprising an educational section in which participants were presented with new perspectives on nuclear weapons and nuclear testing by experts in the field, namely Chasnikov Alexey Ivanovich, independent researcher and member of the anti-nuclear movement “Nevada-Semipalatinsk”, Diana Kazabekova, researcher senior in Nuclear Security, founder of ProWomen in Nuclear Kazakhstan, WCAPS member, WINS, Women in Nuclear Global, YRA, Kristína Vnenčáková, coordinator of the International Peace Youth Group, from the Czech Republic, Tariq Rauf, member of the Atomic Reporter Board, former head of IAEA security policy oversight and coordination, fost membru al Eminent Persons Group for Substantive Progress on Nuclear Disarmament.

The application of the knowledge acquired after the theoretical session was made through constructive discussions based on an imaginary case that took place in 4 different committees: economic, environmental, humanitarian and military. The delegations were divided into one of the committees, where young people used their creativity and analytical spirit to identify possible strategies for the peaceful resolution of a nuclear conflict between 3 imaginary neighboring countries in terms of the specialization of each committee. The action plans developed by the delegations were improved and approved by the experts invited to the Forum before being presented to all participants in the last stage of the event..

Youth Leading for Peace International Youth Forum, a significant event in the education of young people through extremely well-documented presentations and debates focused on different areas in which delegations came up with new solutions, constructive, identifying peaceful uses of nuclear energy, stimulated the creative spirit of the participants in order to learn the importance of resolving any conflict peacefully and acting in accordance with moral values ​​through mutual respect.

Alumnus Club was represented by Eliza Vasilescu.