EPDB — Don Bosco Schools for the People:
Their Origin and Development
Our Lady of Copacobana Province, Bolivia — What began as a handful of educational activities has blossomed into
265 schools and colleges dealing with
110,000 pupils, and a complement of
some 4,500 teachers and administrators.
It is known as Don Bosco Schools for the
People or EPDB in its Spanish acronym.
The number of families involved in this
education system is not easy to calculate,
however we can say that the educational
influence is growing and renewing
society.
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| Short Films
for Powerful Values |
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Chennai, St Thomas the Apostle Province, India
Don Bosco Institute of Communication
Arts (DBICA) has emerged
as one of the premier media institutes
actively involved in imparting values,
skills and promoting media literacy
among young people and those involved
in the field of media in India.
DBICA continues to provide a good
avenue for media critics and professionals
to discuss media and social
issues through seminars, research, short
film festivals and various other campaigns.
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| CECHACI Don Bosco – Mixes Prelature |
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Our Lady of Guadalupe Province, Oaxaca, Mexico
Salesian missionaries from the Mixes Prelature,
along with the Salesian Sisters, and supported by a group of Past Pupils, Volunteers and
other commited lay people, have set up the
CECHACI Centre in the Chinanteca region, or
more concretely in Río Manso Joc., Choapam,
Oax, México.
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Don Bosco Fambul —
"Credible Model for Alternative Coexistence"
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Blessed Artemides Zatti Vice Province,
Sierra Leone
“The street boys who undergo rehabilitation at our house are
neither beaten nor are they attacked verbally.
We differ from the other institutes in Sierra Leone
offering extra-familiar education.”
- Deep wounds resulting from the civil war
- Training and support for
youth
- Model for non-violent conflict resolution
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2010
"I am with you"
The Salesians of Don Bosco walk with
the Gypsy youngsters
The Salesians, always distinguished by their activity on behalf of the poor and marginalized, walk alongside the various ethnic groups which make up the Gypsies in the provinces in Europe.
We encourage you to set out for and enter into this new frontier in order to “walk together with young Gypsies” and to be a sign of God’s love for them.
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