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Meetings for students to promote family values are held in Vologda region

In the Vologda region from 13 to 28 October will be a series of six thematic events for students of colleges and universities

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Meetings for students to promote family values are held in Vologda region

In the Vologda region from 13 to 28 October will be a series of six thematic events for students of colleges and universities. Classes are aimed at promoting family values. The meetings will be held on October 13, 14, 20, 21, 27 and 28.

The program of each event includes the work of the film club and an intellectual quiz. It is planned to meet on the basis of an educational organization and at the sites of the regional youth center “Commonwealth”.

Students must register in the federal state information system “Youth of Russia”. Applications are open until September 18.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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