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Núria Diéguez

IGAXES – Galicia

Currículum vitae

Social Educator, graduated from the University of Vigo (Ourense’s Faculty of Education and Social Work). Currently, coordinator in the Program of transition to Adult Life, Autonomy and Emancipation for young people in vulnerable situations in non-urban areas at Igaxes.

Her professional career as a social educator focuses on intervention, both in residential resources and day care, with children and youth in the Galician protection system.

Her publications:
– Diéguez, N, Cid, XM, Carrera, MV i Cid, A. (2017). Educación per la Pau en la trayectoria Freinetiana. Del discurso originari als actuals movimiento de descola moderna a la península ibérica. Educación i Historia: revista d’història de l’educació. January-June (no.29), pp41-63.
– Diéguez, N i Cid, XM. (2014). Els quaderns escolars de la mestra Rosa Pons i Fàbregas. (Ed.) Imatges de l’escola, image de l’educació. Actes de les XXI Tornades d’Història de l’Educació (pp.137-146) Palma de Mallorca, Spain.

Talk
Wednesday, 29 November at 17:00

“Results of the Transition to Adult Life Program in Rural Areas”

A project so that young people in foster care or at risk of exclusion can have a future in rural areas without being forced to leave their roots behind.

Anyone should be able to build their life project in the place they want, although for young people it is increasingly complicated. The situation is even more complex for girls and boys in foster care or in a situation of vulnerability.

This program, funded by the European Union and the Galicia’s Regional Government aims to support young people so that they can build a life project, specifically, in the municipalities of southern Lugo and northern Ourense, knocking down barriers to get training, housing and employment as well as to promote a community bond.

The presentation will break down the results of the two-year intervention of the Program of Transition to Adult Life, Autonomy and Emancipation for young people in vulnerable situations in non-urban areas.

Amaia Bravo Arteaga

University of Oviedo

Belén Urosa

Comillas Pontifical University

Carlos Rosón

IGAXES - Galicia

Cristina Blanco

Department of Social and Youth Policy of Galicia’s Government

Cristina Segura Talavera

Social Inclusion Director at La Caixa Foundation - Program Incorpora

Cristóbal Ruiz-Román

University of Málaga

Daniel Rijo

University of Coimbra

Diego Jesús Heredia Sánchez

Association Engloba, Andalusia

Guillem Cladera

Natzaret Foundation

Joana Miguelena

University of the Basque Country

João Pedro Gaspar

University of Coimbra and paje - Support Platform to Former Foster Care Youth

Jordi Longás Mayayo

University of Ramon Llull, Barcelona

Jorge Fernández del Valle

University of Oviedo

Juan Carlos Martín Quintana

University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

Laura García Alba

University of Oviedo

Laura Santos

University of Coimbra

Lidia González Moreno

Itaca Educational Association, Catalonia

Mª Auxiliadora López Fonseca

ASECAL - Castilla y León

Mafalda Sampaio Malheiro Da Silva

San José de Braga Office

Marcos Madrigal

Identidad para Ellos y Ellas - Asturias

María Carme Montserrat Boado

University of Girona

María Escribano

Sustainability/CSR internal communication and culture manager at Alsea - Alsea Group

Núria Diéguez

IGAXES - Galicia

Paula Mesquita

Social Security Institute of Madeira, State Institute of the Autonomous Region of Madeira

Paulo Delgado

Education Higher School of Porto’s Polytechnic Institute

Ricardo Barroso

University of Trás-os-Montes and Alto Douro

Robbie Gilligan

Trinity College Dublín

Santa Lázaro Fernández

Comillas Pontifical University

Sebastià Cladera Guardiola

Amés Foundation, Balearic Islans

Séraphin Alava

Militants Des Savoirs, Francia

Silvia Diana Jens

Cooperativa Redes - Madrid

Unai Zabala

Agintzari - Basque Country

Victor Martín Solbes

University of Málaga