How many equal (or very similar) festivals have we met in recent years in Euskal Herria? Maybe we would tell them by name, but how many macro-parties have we seen in one village and another in the face of the program and the organization? It will be the evidence that we had more money than our ability to spend. However, changes are also observed in the festive model. An example of this will be the festival in favor of the New Basque Public School, where it will also be ARGIA.Este year they want to go from talking about the philosophy of
Slow life to putting it into practice in Pamplona. Sortzen celebrated last year 25 years in Hernani, and 21 May will be the practice of reflection that has been initiated since then. Organizers of recent years have seen the need to "stop" and focus on the festivals they have organized. The need to organize a school that curbs the frenzied life and places the children in the center from the point of view educativo.De there are the motto of the festival The school of the good neighborhood and the character of the snail IkasKilo.
Fulfill the party with content and values. This phrase is also known to us in ARGIA. And that's what it's based on for this year's Sortzen festival. And since this filling of values subverts the entire organization, this year it has not been the school responsible for organizing the festival as in recent years; this year all the centers have been invited to participate in the preparations, and although the beginnings last, important steps have been taken on the road of the Auzolan. Fleeing from the macro-festivals, the Pamplona festival has been organized to answer the question “what does our educational community need?”. This year, in addition to the educational community, different social actors have been invited to participate in the Education Fair. ARGIA will be present with Euskal Herriko Bilgune Feminist, Elikaherría, UEU, Euskal Memoria Fundazioa, Ikasle Abertzaleak, Topagunea and other agents.
Let us take away the negative meaning of the words “slowly”, “slowly”, because we are increasingly in favour of taking slow and slow steps in our small community, with firm steps.