Muzej iluzija i ove godine ugošćuje Muzej realnosti

Muzej iluzija i ove godine
ugošćuje Muzej realnosti

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Muzej realnosti u Muzeju iluzija u Zagrebu

UNICEF predstavlja treće izdanje Muzeja realnosti koje nas vodi u svakodnevicu najugroženije djece diljem svijeta. Kao i proteklih godina, Muzej realnosti održat će se u Muzeju iluzija u Zagrebu, gdje će na tri dana, od 11. do 13. prosinca, iluzije poslužiti potpuno suprotnoj svrsi – otkrivanju stvarnosti.

Dosad neviđeni eksponati UNICEF-ovog Muzeja realnosti, izloženi u obliku instalacija, iskustvenih soba, holograma, optičkih iluzija i virtualne stvarnosti, povest će posjetitelje na osobno interaktivno putovanje kroz najranije djetinjstvo, otkrivajući im kako izgleda potresna stvarnost milijuna djece. Također, pružit će iskustvene odgovore na pitanja kako stvari koje ne biramo, poput mjesta rođenja, mogu odrediti životne šanse svakog djeteta, što uzrokuje razlike i postoje li načini da ih smanjimo. Tako će Muzej realnosti otvoriti vrata drugačijem doživljaju stvarnosti i novom pogledu na današnji svijet, u kojemu zbog nejednakosti, siromaštva, prirodnih katastrofa i ratnih zbivanja teško žive milijuni djece.

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Darovi za cijeli život

Posjetitelji će moći zaigrati lutriju života i otkriti kako bi im se život odvio u drugim okolnostima, naći se oči u oči s nasiljem, pokušati uhvatiti kap pitke vode ili preživjeti invaziju na djetinjstvo. Iskusiti prirodne katastrofe, snaći se kada im uragan iznenada izmakne tlo pod nogama, čekati da s neba padne pošiljka hrane o kojoj ovisi njihov život – dio su dječjih iskustava s kojima nas ove godine suočava Muzej realnosti.

Najranije godine djetinjstva obilježavaju naše živote zauvijek, no nažalost neka djeca nemaju priliku za dobar početak životne priče. Novo izdanje Muzeja realnosti pod naslovom “Darovi za cijeli život” vodi posjetitelje kroz interaktivnu priču o tome kako su zdravlje, hrana, obrazovanje, obitelj i sigurnost najvredniji darovi koje moramo osigurati svakom djetetu, bez obzira na mjesto i okolnosti u kojima se ono igrom sudbine našlo.

[TREATED PHOTO. RELEASE OBTAINED] On 10 October 2016, Amal Mohammed stands in front of her mother wearing a black and peach flowered dress. Amal smiles for the camera with her arms up behind her head. She has soft curly hair and is missing a tooth in her huge smile. She lives in a village near the town of Jigjiga, Ethiopia where UNICEF monitor Child Health and Early Childhood Development. UNICEF's initiatives represented here are Child Survival and Development, health, and strength of the girl child. As part of the UNICEF Brand strategy and re-positioning initiated in 2016, this signature photograph was taken to showcase children being children, as direct or indirect beneficiaries of UNICEF’s work around the world. This photo is designed to be used for both specific messaging around certain programmatic or thematic areas and/or general and emotional use under the modular brand device “for every child, ...”. This photograph is for editorial use & fundraising use by UNICEF in editorial contexts in digital or traditional platforms such as UNICEF publications and global, COs, ROs and National Committee digital or traditional platforms to advocate, raise awareness and fundraise in digital campaigns and appeals. The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) is one of the most trusted names in international development and humanitarian action, with a presence in over 190 countries and territories. That trust has been earned over the course of over 70 years by delivering and renewing a promise made to promote the rights and well-being of every child, everywhere. UNICEF’s brand is a strategic asset that improves the organization’s ability to fulfil its mission. It builds goodwill among UNICEF supporters, improves recognition among our audiences and strengthens our reputation with partners, aiding in the building of three key brand attributes - trust. respect and high visibility. [TREATED PHOTO] may be used for editorial use & fundraising use by UNICEF in e

Čuvari djetinjstva

Posjetitelji Muzeja realnosti moći će saznati i što UNICEF, uz podršku građana, čini za najranjiviju djecu te se uključiti u program Čuvari djetinjstva i podržati stvaranje boljeg, sigurnijeg i pravednijeg svijeta, za svako dijete. Ova jedinstvena priča započeta 2015. godine od početka je naišla na izniman interes javnosti. Prošle je godine, uz Zagreb, Muzej imao svoja izdanja i u Zadru i Ljubljani, a sljedeće godine očekuje se i otvaranje Muzeja realnosti u Beču.

Postav Muzeja realnosti bit će moguće razgledati u Muzeju Iluzija (Ilica 72) u Zagrebu od ponedjeljka 11. do  srijede 13. prosinca – na dan otvorenja u ponedjeljak radno vrijeme Muzeja bit će od 12 do 22 sata, dok će preostale dane vrata Muzeja biti otvorena od 9 do 22 sata. Ulaz će biti slobodan za sve posjetitelje.

On 16 October 2017, Rohingya refugees including women and children cross into Bangladesh at Palong Khali in Cox’s Bazar district. Between 10000 and 15000 newly arrived Rohingya refugees fleeing Myanmar crossed into Bangladesh, and are stuck in Palong Khali in Cox’s Bazar district approximately 2 kms from the border with Myanmar. Thousands of people are queuing up on pedestrian road in the midst of paddy fields and waterbodies in a queue approximately 1 km long. Thousands among them are children. People making long journeys by walking and crossing the river are in desperate condition. They are exhausted, dehydrated, hungry and are urgently in need of water. People are getting sick due to dehydration, while lots are also traumatized. Some children have been separated from their families during their journey. UNICEF has mobilized resources for the newly arrived Rohingyas. Two water trucks carrying 6000 litres of water and 2000 jerrycans are on the site for distribution. Distribution started this morning by boat to the refugees located near the border area. Another 20,000 bottles of water each containing 1.5 litre are on the way from Chittagong. UNICEF is prepositioning two mobile child friendly spaces at the site for assessment and family tracing and reunification. UNICEF also plans to mobilize immunization and nutrition screening for this new influx. Two UNICEF nutrition and health teams are currently on the ground. As of 15 October 2017, at least 795,000 Rohingyas are estimated to be sheltering in Bangladesh, having fled violence and persecution in Myanmar. Violence which began on 25 August has triggered a massive and swift refugee influx across the border - an estimated 582,000 people have arrived. These refugees have joined some 213,000 people who were already in Bangladesh following earlier waves of displacement. The Rohingya population in Cox’s Bazar is highly vulnerable, many having experienced severe trauma, and are now living in extremely difficul

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