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An open lesson “Television Interviews” was held as part of the project on preparing a journalism textbook for blind children.
Svetlana Malysheva, the director of the Izhevsk Zoo, became a guest of Anton Ponomarev's author's program “Cool People”. How does a Zoo work? When does the director's working day start? What do animals do at night? Why is Neseiku called the “flying walrus”? How did the monkey Lola become a real fashionista? The guest of the program answered these and many other questions asked by the TV presenter.
Anton Ponomarev is a blind young correspondent. He plays hockey, sings, jumps with a parachute. Two years ago he decided to become a journalist. In his city of Izhevsk (Russia), Anton is engaged in an inclusive media club. Together with ordinary children he edits the children's city newspaper “School Monday” for blind children. The newspaper is issued in braille. “Cool People” is another author's project of a young journalist. Children, parents, and teachers attended the lesson.
The program “Cool People” is of interest to the audience and has already taken part in competitions of various levels.
Recall, the International Union of Non-Governmental Organizations “Eurasian Peoples' Assembly” implements the project “Teaching journalism for young people and children over 12 years old with disabilities due to eye disease and its adnexa “Journalism Lessons for the Blind” with the use of a grant from the President of the Russian Federation for social services, social support and protection of citizens provided by the Presidential Grants Foundation.
The project “Journalism Lessons for the Blind” is a continuation of the joint activities of the Eurasian Peoples' Assembly and the Udmurt regional children's public organization “Centre for Social Production “Zhuraveinik” as part of the EURASIA KIDS project, launched in 2018.
The Eurasian Peoples' Assembly invites anyone who cares about the fate of children and is interested in the implementation of the project and the introduction of an audio guide to participate in the project. See the project and contact information on the link.