On August 10, at 3:00 p.m., the “Radio Garage” (Knyazya Romana St., 6) will host a presentation of the City Museum project “Safe about Dangerous” and the video series “Go for a walk!”. At the event, together with experts, children’s safety will be discussed: getting to school and clubs independently, traveling without parents, what a child needs to know during an air alert and what adaptation of children in a new city for them will look like.<\/p>\n
The City Museum (MuMi) started working on the “Safe about the Dangerous” project last year. The first part of it was a series of videos “Go for a walk!”, which has practical recommendations for parents of children aged 8-12 years.<\/p>\n
“This project is a study of the challenges and obstacles that stand in the way of a child’s independent exploration of the city. This is both parental anxiety and objective factors such as active traffic on the road, not always safe infrastructure facilities or simply a large number of people on the streets.<\/p>\n
The idea was born during the preparation of the exhibition “Hero’s Journey”. The last week of summer”, which will talk about the peculiarities of childhood in the city and the importance of getting to know the space in which we grow up.<\/p>\n
Around this topic, we gathered parents, childhood researchers, psychologists, law enforcement officers, employees of utility companies and the city council, and other experts to determine what we, adults, can do so that children can feel safe on the streets of the city,” says MuMi.<\/p>\n
The first series of “Go for a walk!” will be released on Wednesday, August 10 on the City Museum YouTube channel:\u00a0https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/channel\/UCYoW8piziEBdfN9Uh503Dlw<\/p>\n
Participants of the discussion “Safe about dangerous”:<\/p>\n
Tatiana Bey, head of the City Museum<\/p>\n
Victoria Ivaskevich, author of the project “Safe about dangerous”<\/p>\n
Maria Hrymak, acting head of the public relations department of the patrol police department in the Lviv region<\/p>\n
Khrystyna Hrynchyshyn, psychologist of the Center for Health and Development “Family Circle”<\/p>\n
Yuliya Gvozdovich, expert of the Council of Europe in Ukraine, head of the NGO “Parents in Action”<\/p>\n
Vitaly Turovtsev, spokesman for the State Emergency Service of Ukraine in the Lviv region<\/p>\n
Khrystyna Shabat, head of the Center for the Dignity of the Child at UCU<\/p>\n
Khrystyna Rutar, project manager of ZMIN Foundation<\/p>\n
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The City Museum is a space for changing exhibitions located in the basement of the Lviv City Hall and functions as part of the Lviv City Council (part of LKP “Lviv Tourism Development Center”), the main topic of which is the city and its inhabitants.<\/p>\n
The project “Safely about dangerously” is carried out by the charitable foundation “Fund for the Development of the City Museum in Lviv” thanks to the support of the ZMIN Foundation.<\/p>\n
ZMIN Foundation is a private Ukrainian foundation created for the purpose of systematic expert activity to strengthen effective social transformations and sustainable development.<\/p>\n
The partners of the project are the NGO “Cultural Geographies”, the Center for Health and Development “Kolo Simy”, the Center for the Dignity of the Child of UCU, the Patrol Police of the Lviv Region, the Lviv City Council, LLP “Lvivelectrotrans”, LLP “Lev”.<\/p>\n
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