SANTA CRUZ DE TENERIFE, 30th October (EUROPA PRESS) –
The short film ‘Resilientes’, produced by fifty students from the Inés Fuentes y González de Aledo Special Education Centre (CEE) in Puerto de la Cruz, Tenerife, has been honoured at the International Educational Film Festival (MICE) 2024, in the Accessible category.
The project has been acknowledged by the Cochlear Implanted Young Jury, who particularly appreciated its effectiveness in raising awareness about resilience and the lived experiences of the centre’s students.
The awards ceremony, which took place in Valencia, saw the attendance of two representatives from the centre’s educational team: María Goretti Rosales and Verónica Yoleidy Castro, the coordinator and secretary, respectively, of the Front and Behind the Cameras project. They accepted the award on behalf of the entire educational community and expressed their heartfelt appreciation, emphasising the significance of this recognition for their students, who serve as a genuine example of improvement and hard work every day.
This accolade signifies a crucial acknowledgment of the centre’s dedication to inclusion and the enhancement of all its students’ capabilities, while also underscoring the power of cinema as an educational resource that fosters sensitivity and an understanding of diversity.
