🎬 "Oreste": a story of redemption and opportunity in a Naples classroom We are proud to share the success of Matteo Comito, Teach For Italy Fellow, and Andrea Bernardini, Teach For Italy Alumno, who created “Oreste”, a short film about the world of education, screened last week at Cinema America Hall in Naples. Produced in collaboration with Fremantle Italy - Wildside and supported by Fondazione Riva and BNL BNP Paribas as part of the IncluCity project, the short film was written and filmed together with the students of Scuola del Fare "Giulia Civita Franceschi." Naples serves as the backdrop for “Oreste”, the story of a sixteen-year-old who, in an effort to prove his worth, overcomes the social and territorial challenges he faces through his talent and determination to succeed. From the very first scenes, we believed in Andrea and Matteo’s project because we saw in it the same mission we pursue every day in classrooms across Italy: fighting educational inequities by ensuring that all students have the opportunity to dream and build a better future. 👏 A special thank you to Scuola del Fare, Fondazione Riva, Fremantle - Wildside, and BNL-BNP Paribas for their support. #teachforitaly #cinema #educationalinequality #Naples (fb)

Teaching today represents a complex challenge but also an extraordinary opportunity to transform the lives of students while contributing to the creation of a more equitable, inclusive, and accessible education system. At the center of Teach For Italy’s Fellowship program lies teaching in schools located in areas where the challenges of educational poverty are greatest. This two-year school experience serves as the primary tool for deeply understanding the fundamental mechanisms behind educational inequity, advancing social justice and inclusion, and investing in the future of every single student. Discover how, together, we can create meaningful change in schools and society. 👉 https://www.friendsofteachforitaly.org/ #teachforitaly #educationalemergency (fb)