Support for youth in sports and cultural areas was discussed at the Exposition
On June 6 at the RUSSIA EXPO, a seminar-meeting "Youth
— Leaders of Change in SFR" was held in Pavilion No. 34 "Russian
Space: Creating the Future" in the lecture hall of the Russian Society
"Knowledge".
Marina Zadorozhnaya, Deputy Chair of the SFR Youth Council,
emphasized the need to respect other people's intellectual rights, and told
about the advantages that creators of artistic or scientific works have.
"The author as the creator of an original work of
science, literature or art is endowed with a certain set of intellectual
rights. First of all, it is the exclusive right to use the work, the right to
use the work under their name or pseudonym. It is also the inability of anyone
to make changes without the consent of the author," said Marina
Zadorozhnaya.
In turn, Anna Gubina, methodologist, developer of normative
and methodological documents in the field of youth policy, spoke about the
development of project activities and grant competitions held by the Federal
Agency for Youth Affairs.
"Participation in Rosmolodezh competitions is a great
opportunity for young people to prove themselves. Here we have the easiest form
of reporting, which does not require much time, as well as the application
form. A significant amount of funds is allocated annually for such events, so I
encourage everyone to participate in them," said Anna Gubina.
The International RUSSIA EXPO is the most important
achievements of the country gathered in one place. Throughout the Exposition,
cultural events, a rich business and educational program await the guests. The
expositions of 89 Russian regions, leading federal agencies, corporations and
public organizations are presented to the visitors. More than 15 million people
have already visited the Exposition.
The event brought together 150 participants, including teachers of Russian and other languages of the peoples of Russia, students from media classes, and members of literary clubs from Moscow and other regions.
One of the key topics on the second day was caring for schoolchildren's health, emotional wellbeing and safety.
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