WFWP Russia- Inspires Students Through Values Education in Moscow and Pushkin

In April, WFWP of Russia held six lectures at four schools in Moscow and the city of Pushkin, near St. Petersburg. In total, around 200 students attended the lectures.

The schools selected two topics: The Consequences of Using Bad Words and Be a Human, which focused on building good relationships between people and preventing bullying. Teachers and students alike were deeply moved and grateful for the presentations.

One of the participating schools was for children with physical or mental disabilities. These students also listened very attentively and expressed their determination to become better individuals.

At all four schools, the pupils were highly engaged during the lectures and gave thoughtful and meaningful answers to the questions. Afterward, they wrote sincere and touching reflections.

The school administrations expressed their appreciation and their desire to continue cooperation with WFWP of Russia.

This time, two young lecturers joined a more experienced lecturer in giving the presentations. It was especially inspiring to see a new generation of lecturers emerging. One of the young lecturers is seven months pregnant, yet she continues to dedicate herself to giving lectures at schools.