Dante Alighieri educational initiatives launched in Mileto and Lucera

The Dante Alighieri literary center in Mileto is launching the second cycle of its “Parole che uniscono” project, providing free Italian language courses for migrants. The program includes two 40-hour tracks designed to help participants from countries such as Argentina, Pakistan, China, Morocco, Afghanistan, and Mexico navigate public services, health needs, and daily life. The initiative is funded by the Società Dante Alighieri.

In Lucera, a free training course for ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) Technicians is concluding at the Dante Alighieri middle school. Promoted by Restart Lavoro and the Il Posto Felice Cooperative, the program involved over 80 participants, including students and families of neurodivergent children. The closing event features the presentation of new software developed by the Il Posto Felice Cooperative to digitize and manage ABA therapy data.