Starting from the history of the massacres and listening to the memories, to educate for peace, in Monte Sole, means to educate for a culture of peace: a long and complex path where the memories of the past are interwoven and a constant effort to rework them, starting from self-awareness, the recognition of one’s limits and responsibilities to reflect on collective responsibilities, mechanisms and paths that allow the emergence and consolidation of the culture of violence and oppression.
The activity of peace education, in Monte Sole, always begins from the dialogue between men and women, girls and boys, with their lives, emotions, desires, ideas, opinions, visions of the world, paying attention to the differences of gender, generation, culture, ethnicity, nationality, and class.
