A program for children is planned as part of the All-Russian Open for All Week.

As part of the All-Russian Open for All Week, which started nationwide on November 24, "Children's Days" will be held in Moscow on November 29 and 30. Children and teenagers with and without special needs will enjoy a real celebration of creativity and inspiration.

The program includes visits to Soyuzmultpark, the University of Creative Industries, Universal University, the animation studio "Locomotive" and the Film Studio for Children and Youth Films named after M. Gorky, where children will be able to unleash their fantasies in interactive areas and realize them at numerous master classes and creative games.

A strategic session on designing life solutions in the field of employment of adolescents with disabilities is organized for children at the Universal University site. Children from the Tula region who participated in the pilot project "Unified technology for designing solutions for life situations" will share their experiences. It is implemented by ASI jointly with the State Corporation Rosatom. This year, schoolchildren tried their hand at the project for the first time. After the strategic session, a tour of the university will take place: the children will be introduced to the creative industries, as well as a film screening within the framework of the film club "(Not) Like everyone else" with the participation of the film crew.

During the visit to the Gorky Film Studio and the Film Campus, young guests will have a unique opportunity to try on the role of an actor or director, as well as become a screenwriter and create a real cartoon.

"The main challenge in ensuring equal opportunities is to get rid of barriers not only in infrastructure, but also in consciousness. Children's Day will create a unique opportunity for special children to achieve and feel success when they themselves can become directors and screenwriters. We will give them confidence in their abilities, and this is the real key to their further education and development," said Svetlana Chupsheva, Director General of ASI.

The activities within the framework of the "Children's Days" are designed to help children realize that the wildest ideas and desires can be realized regardless of the specifics of development, and clearly demonstrate through game formats the potential for developing key skills: communication, teamwork, creative thinking and, most importantly, self-confidence.

"Children's Days" is a special philosophy of inclusion, where equality of opportunity is created through joint creativity. At the Roscongress Foundation, we are sincerely proud that our expertise in implementing socio-cultural projects helps such initiatives find wide response. When a child with special needs becomes the director of his cartoon or an actor, the most important thing happens – he ceases to be an object of support and becomes a creator. Such moments break down barriers more effectively than any words, laying the foundation for a truly inclusive future," commented Elena Marinina, Deputy Director of the Roscongress Foundation and Chairman of the Board of the Innosocium Foundation.