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Sea and Human Rights – Routes of safety, reception and remembrance
For further information visit: https://unica.istruzione.gov.it/cercalatuascuola/istituti/NAIS01200B/iiss-cristofaro-mennella/
Via Michele Mazzella, Ischia, Metropolitan City of Naples, Italy
Open to public
Istituto d'Istruzione Superiore "Cristofaro Mennella" ISCHIA - Metropolitan City of Naples, Italy
The event will be divided into three thematic areas, one for each subject area, with a route that simulates a ‘sea voyage’.
Nautical Area – Maritime law and safety at sea
• Illustrative panels on navigation law, international regulations (SOLAS, IMO) and seafarers’ rights.
• Exhibition table with nautical instruments, maps and maritime signage (including student creations).
• Demonstration videos or simulations of vehicle maintenance/naval safety.
• Mini interactive workshop: “Can you read maritime signals?” with multilingual quiz (Italian/English).
Tourism Area – Migration and cultural traces
• Collection of stories and testimonies of peoples who arrived on the island by sea (local sources, articles, photographic archives).
• Panels in Italian and English with poems, stories and newspaper articles written by students.
• Interactive map of migration flows with QR codes linked to short videos made by the students.
• Space to display cultural products (food, music, clothing, words of foreign origin that have entered local usage).
Social and Health Area – Reception and assistance
• Bilingual information panels on fundamental human rights: the right to life, health and reception.
• Reconstruction of a first aid point: simulation of medical kits, psychological support materials, posters with welcome phrases in several languages.
• Role play in English: students act out the moment of welcoming a sailor, with simple dialogues (questions about health, basic needs).
Common and creative elements
• Final performance (small flash mob or choral reading): texts chosen by students on the sea, travel, rights.
• Collective art installation: a symbolic boat built with recycled materials, on which each student leaves a “message in a bottle” about the meaning of the sea as a bridge of rights.
• Digital part: creation of an online gallery (photos, videos, multilingual materials) to give visibility to the event also on Erasmus+ channels.
• The nautical course focuses on maritime law and safe navigation.
• The tourism course highlights the cultural heritage left by migration.
• The social and health care course focuses on reception and assistance.
