For two weeks, the students of the Archbishop's Gymnasium Marienberg, a girls' high school, were able to learn about children's right to a healthy environment at the Terre des Hommes exhibition. Gerd Faruß, a long-time activist and founder of the Terre des Hommes group in Neuss/Düsseldorf, met very interested students and dedicated teachers during his visit to the school. "It's always inspiring when students and teachers are so engaged and interested," Faruß summarized after the exhibition ended. "Such positive experiences are valuable and show how important it is that children's rights are taken seriously and promoted.".
Over the two weeks, a total of 28 classes, comprising around 700 girls, were given guided tours of the exhibition. Gerd Faruß accompanied 15 of these classes, with a total of 380 girls.
Contact: Terre des Hommes Neuss/Düsseldorf Group, Udo Hentrich , u.hentrich@tdh-verein.de