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to. poverty. pollution. corruption. insecurity. violence. t he contest. the change. the change. t he projects. MEXICO. and where a true change seems impossible. Faces decisive moments in its future as a nation ... . o ur country has changed from:. values family and unity.

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  1. to poverty pollution corruption insecurity violence the contest the change the change the projects MEXICO and where atrue change seems impossible Faces decisive momentsin its future as a nation... our country has changed from: • values • familyand • unity • a confused and disunited society 2 3 1

  2. the contest the change the projects but... a group of mexican children dareto imaginea better future for ALL and dreamed that they could pave the streets of their community in Chalco,State of Mexico 2 3 1

  3. the contest the change the projects they faced many obstacles but united all the peoplein their community and... ¡they made it! 2 3 1

  4. the contest the change the change the projects Whatyoudon´tlikeaboutyourcommunity? Whatwouldyouchange? Whatisthecontestabout? 2. How and what do youneedtochangeit? Is an invitation to follow 4 simple steps and transform the world: 3.Takeyour plan toaction, involveparents and thecommunity, and ¡transformyourreality! 4. Invite thewholecommunitytoparticipate in yourproject and inspire otherstosay “I Can”. Don´tforgettheevidences.

  5. the contest the change the projects HowdoesDesignForChangeworks? Open to: Elementary and Middle Schools, urban and rural, public and private, indigenous and special education. • School contest for Elementary and Middle level. • ·1 contest per school cycle • ·1 project per school

  6. the cafeteria thestreets the bathroom the contest the change the projects la cafetería In 2010participated: 10,000schools 50,000children 10,000teachers For a total of 1,500projects las calles el baño

  7. the contest the change the projects A space for recreation the cafeteria Fifth grade students from Cuahtemotzin School in Tehucan, Puebla wish that they could have a place where they could eat and enjoy their breaks. They search for support and transform an old and abandoned store into a cafeteria! the streets the bathroom

  8. the contest thechange theprojects LibertyDreams the cafeteria The fifth grade students from the Elementary School “Articulo 3ero” in Calakmul, Campeche notice that the streets in their community didn´t have name and were very damaged. They organize and made a street map, they clean it up, and built signs with the street names! the streets the bathroon

  9. the contest thechange theprojects Proper use of bathroom in Tepanzacoalco, Ajalpan. Puebla, thestudentsof Ernesto Guajardo Salinas Schoolnoticethatthegirlsdidn´twanttogototheschoolbecausetheirbathroomswere in badconditions. theteamorganized and reconstructedthebathroomstosupportheirclassmates and promotean higiene campaign. the cafeteria thes streets the bathroom

  10. 222,350 1,156,506 25,603,606 15,000 12,500,000 22 Familiy members involved Elementary and Middle students schools weeks High School students teachers the contest thechange the projects the Contest´s Potential Is a contestimplemented in more than 35 countries only following 4simple steps to transform the world. MEXICO

  11. the contest thechange the projects Design For Change 2011-2012

  12. the contest thechange the projects contact Design for Change Mexico disenaelcambio@educaruno.org www.disenaelcambio.com + 52 (81) 8173-7300 ¡thanks!

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