
The Public Ministry of Ceará (MPCE) opens registrations until November 15th for the State Video Contest 'Desafio Previne — #MinhaEscolaSemViolência', aimed at students from public and private schools linked to the Previne Program, with prizes that include smartphones, tablets, medals and a trophy for the winning school.
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The MPCE, through Caoeduc and the Previne Program, promotes violence prevention actions in schools in Ceará, involving students, teachers and school communities in the construction of a safe and respectful educational environment.
The Public Ministry of Ceará (MPCE) will award videos produced by students on the theme of preventing violence in the school environment. Interested parties must register online by November 15th, exclusively using the form available on the MPCE website (access here).
The State Video Contest “Desafio Previne — #MinhaEscolaSemViolência” is aimed at students regularly enrolled and attending public and private schools linked to the Previne Program. The initiative is from the Education Operational Support Center (Caoeduc) and the "Previne Program — Violence in schools, no!".
The competition is divided into three categories: state, municipal and free initiative schools. According to the MPCE, the initiative seeks to mobilize children and adolescents to promote a culture of peace, respect for differences, inclusion and healthy coexistence.
The material must be produced under the guidance of a teacher and by a team of up to three students, obligatorily including one male and one female member, regularly enrolled.
The prize for first place includes a smartphone and medal for each student on the team; tablet for each member of the school Protection Committee or for the person responsible for the Regional Committee (Crede/Sefor); tablet for the teacher-advisor; and trophy for the school.

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