This is the sixth edition of the first master in Italy on the subject of medical and social aspects of assistance to immigrants and those suffering from social traumas. The master is organized by the Rielo Institute for Integral Development, the Caritas Diocesana of Rome and the Idente Foundation for Research and Research, and will be held from January to December of 2018.
According to a global health approach, based on the paradigm of certain social health, we will analyze the inequalities that cross our societies and offer contrasting operational tools. This year, we will focus in particular on issues related to assistance to migrants, asylum seekers and refugees.
As an executive master you want to deliver a teaching that provides practical and useful professional tools. This means that the intention is to privilege the acquisition of capacities that make it possible to systematize their knowledge, to enlarge their horizons and to relieve themselves in their work. It will be important to meet with privileged witnesses engaged in the field and to confront and exchange between different realities to share stresses and insights related to each’s experience.
The master is addressed to doctors, nurses and other health professions, social workers, mediators and other social welfare workers, and to all those who are engaged in helping professions. Individual study plans can be structured for other professionals.
The course has an annual duration and is divided into 4 modules, each one of an intensive week (three in Rome and one in Bologna) involving a total of 150 hours of class with frontal lessons, interactive didactics and guided tours in care facilities involved in themes.
Lesson Schedule
1st week: Rome, January 29 – February 2, 2018 “The health of immigrants: protection and critical areas”
2nd week: Rome, March 19 – 23, 2018 “The principles of global health, social determinants and inequalities” Focus: the health of Roma, Sinti and Camelists
3rd week: Bologna, 2 – 6 July 2018 “Politics, Anthropology and Human Sciences for Health” Focus: Ethics and Solidarity
4th week: Rome, 24-28 September 2018 “The health of asylum seekers and refugees: safeguards and critical areas” Focus: invisible wounds
Direzione del Master:
Dott. Salvatore Geraci – Responsabile dell’Area sanitaria della Caritas di Roma
Dott. Riccardo Colasanti – Direttore Health and Poverty Lab del Rielo Institute for Integral Development
Segreteria Tecnico-Scientifica:
Giulia Civitelli*; Irene Mutta*; Fabiana Arrivi*; Gonzalo Castro Cedeno*; Alice Corsaro*; Marica Liddo*; Valentina Pettinicchio*; Claudia Reale#.
Gavino Maciocco°; Maurizio Marceca°; Marco Mazzetti°; Fulvia Motta*; Giulia Silvestrini°.
*Caritas Roma, Area sanitaria; °Società Italiana di Medicina delle Migrazioni; #Fondazione Idente di Studi e Ricerca
Segreteria Organizzativa:
Claudia Reale Tel.: +39 06 68139624 – fiser@idente.net •
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Via dei Giubbonari 64, 00186 Roma (RM)
!["El mundo puede cambiar desde el corazón"
(Papa Francisco, Encíclica Dilexit Nos)
"El Corazón de Cristo es éxtasis, es salida, es donación, es encuentro. En él nos volvemos capaces de relacionarnos de un modo sano y feliz, y de construir en este mundo el Reino de amor y de justicia. Nuestro corazón unido al de Cristo es capaz de este milagro social.
Tomar en serio el corazón tiene consecuencias sociales. Como enseña el Concilio Vaticano II, «tenemos todos que cambiar nuestros corazones, con los ojos puestos en el orbe entero y en aquellos trabajos que todos juntos podemos llevar a cabo para que nuestra generación mejore». Porque «los desequilibrios que fatigan al mundo moderno están conectados con ese otro desequilibrio fundamental que hunde sus raíces en el corazón humano». [21] Ante los dramas del mundo, el Concilio invita a volver al corazón, explicando que el ser humano «por su interioridad es, en efecto, superior al universo entero; a esta profunda interioridad retorna cuando entra dentro de su corazón, donde Dios le aguarda, escrutador de los corazones (cf. 1 S 16,7; Jr 17,10), y donde él personalmente, bajo la mirada de Dios, decide su propio destino».
Esto no significa confiar excesivamente en nosotros mismos. Tengamos cuidado: advirtamos que nuestro corazón no es autosuficiente; es frágil y está herido. Tiene una dignidad ontológica, pero al mismo tiempo debe buscar una vida más digna. Dice también el Concilio Vaticano II que «el fermento evangélico ha despertado y despierta en el corazón del hombre esta irrefrenable exigencia de la dignidad», aunque para vivir conforme a esa dignidad no nos basta conocer el Evangelio ni cumplir mecánicamente lo que nos manda. Necesitamos el auxilio del amor divino. Acudamos al Corazón de Cristo, ese centro de su ser, que es un horno ardiente de amor divino y humano y es la mayor plenitud que puede alcanzar lo humano. Allí, en ese Corazón es donde nos reconocemos finalmente a nosotros mismos y aprendemos a amar."](https://www.idente.org/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)
