Asociación USIT

El Museo Arqueológico y de Historia de Elche (MAHE) acoge desde este viernes, 16 de mayo, la exposición Game[in]g Problems_Historytelling, con motivo de la celebración del Día Internacional de los Museos que tiene lugar el próximo domingo, 18 de mayo.

La muestra, en la que colabora la Universidad Miguel Hernández de Elche, está compuesta por piezas llevadas a cabo por los estudiantes del Grado de Comunicación Audiovisual de esta universidad dentro de un proyecto expositivo de carácter divulgativo y artístico que explora la conexión entre la historia y los videojuegos.

La exposición Game[in]g Problems_Historytelling se abrirá al público esta misma tarde a las 19.00 horas y estará disponible en la Sala de Exposiciones Temporales del MAHE hasta el 31 de agosto. La entrada será totalmente gratuita y el horario de 10.00 a 18.00 horas de lunes a sábado y de 10.00 a 15.00 horas domingos y festivos.

Más información aquí

#Elx #MAHE #Gaming #videojuegos

La programación de este año incluye numerosos actos con el objetivo de visibilizar la diversidad y promover la inclusión del colectivo LGTBI+. 🏳️‍🌈

📍El festival se desarrollará en distintos escenarios con el fin de diversificar espacios y llegar a distintos públicos. Entre ellos destacan el Centro de Congresos, los Cines Odeón, el Espai Escènic del CCCE L’Escorxador y la Ciudad Deportiva. Además, este año se suma como colaboradora la Universidad Miguel Hernández (UMH), a través del Vicerrectorado de Cultura, Igualdad y Diversidad.

🗓La programación arranca el 16 de mayo con una mesa redonda a las 20:00 horas en el Espai Escènic del Escorxador, con entrada libre y la participación de Choriza May, reconocida drag queen y concursante del programa Drag Race UK.

Más información aquí.

#diversidad #cultura #festival #LGTBI+

🪩 El programa En Calle hace su tercera parada en la Paça de Baix de Elche a las 12 de la mañana⏰, donde, con acceso libre, el público podrá disfrutar de tres coreografías de la mano de Colectivo Glovo desde Galicia que presenta Alleo, la compañía alicantina Wako Danza ofrecerá Dummies, y desde Aragón, Qabalum baila La medida que nos ha de dividir.

💃A las 19 horas en el Gran Teatro, podrá verse el espectáculo Menospausa una experiencia que fusiona la intensidad del flamenco con la exploración sincera del cambio en la mujer.

Más información: https://www.elche.es/2025/04/cierre-de-abril-en-danza-2025-con-sabor-flamenco-en-el-gran-teatro-de-elche/

#danza #elche #cultura

The project aims to use water sports to address racism among young people and to promote inclusion and equality among young immigrants living in the European Union

🏄‍♀ Sports and social organizations play a crucial role in promoting social inclusion through sport. By collaborating with other entities and adopting inclusive approaches, these organizations can maximize their impact and create lasting change in society. Alongside volunteer work, they play a key role in promoting inclusive sports. Their efforts not only facilitate access to sport but also foster a culture of inclusion and mutual respect.

#watersports#sarusit#inclusion#Europe#youth

Con motivo de la celebración del Día del Libro este 23 de abril, la concejalía de Bibliotecas ha organizado una serie de actividades con las que se pretende fomentar el hábito de la lectura entre los ilicitanos.

 La edil del área, Loli Serna, ha señalado que durante todo el día y dentro de la iniciativa Bookcrossing “se van a dejar 1.200 ejemplares de todo tipo de géneros y para todos los públicos en diferentes lugares del municipio”.

📚 En concreto se van dejar ejemplares en 16 puntos de la ciudad:

📍Glorieta, Plaza de Castilla o Plaza 1 de mayo y en 7 pedanías: Torrellano, El Altet, la Hoya, La Marina, Las Bayas, Perleta y Valverde, para que otras personas puedan leerlos.

Para más información: https://www.elche.es/2025/04/elche-celebra-el-dia-del-libro-con-el-reparto-de-1-200-ejemplares-por-barrios-y-pedanias/

#DíadelLibro#Pedanías#lectura#boockcrossing#Elche

Last 18th of November we represent USIT and we started the Step Up Step Out project in Norway together with 4 other countries, held in Gåsbu, where we spent most of the days at the accommodation place doing different activities related to the theme of the project.
Throughout the days, through the activities and the time spent together, we created an
between different countries.
Most of the activities were directly related to dance, but we also did outdoor acting or sport activities like hiking, we explored the surroundings of the cabin and a bit more of the village where we were staying; we did physical exercises every day that helped us to get active.
We received lectures and reflected on sedentary lifestyles and looked for ways to avoid these behaviours in young people, as well as implementing methods of prevention.
During our free time we split up to visit nearby towns such as Lillehammer or Oslo, as well as spending time in the cabin together with the other countries sharing time together. we would especially emphasize in this project the good relationships that have been created, the good time we have had and how much we have learned about other cultures and all kinds of people who are very different from me. It would not have been possible to achieve such a good project during the long stay without the participation of all the people who were willing to help and have fun.
Without a doubt, we take this project with me as one of the most precious projects we have ever undertaken, surrounded by people as beautiful as the country we were in.
Co-funded by the European Union.

Last 18th of November we represent USIT and we started the Step Up Step Out project in Norway together with 4 other countries, held in Gåsbu, where we spent most of the days at the accommodation place doing different activities related to the theme of the project.
Throughout the days, through the activities and the time spent together, we created an
between different countries.
Most of the activities were directly related to dance, but we also did outdoor acting or sport activities like hiking, we explored the surroundings of the cabin and a bit more of the village where we were staying; we did physical exercises every day that helped us to get active.
We received lectures and reflected on sedentary lifestyles and looked for ways to avoid these behaviours in young people, as well as implementing methods of prevention.
During our free time we split up to visit nearby towns such as Lillehammer or Oslo, as well as spending time in the cabin together with the other countries sharing time together. we would especially emphasize in this project the good relationships that have been created, the good time we have had and how much we have learned about other cultures and all kinds of people who are very different from me. It would not have been possible to achieve such a good project during the long stay without the participation of all the people who were willing to help and have fun.
Without a doubt, we take this project with me as one of the most precious projects we have ever undertaken, surrounded by people as beautiful as the country we were in.
Co-funded by the European Union.

Fecha y hora: Viernes, 7 de marzo, de 19:00 a 20:30 (CET) Ubicación: Espacio Alejandría, C/ Doctor Sapena, 45, 03204 ElcheEste evento tiene como objetivo descubrir las historias de las mujeres que inspiran los nombres de nuestras calles. Se busca rendir homenaje a estas pioneras y reflexionar sobre sus contribuciones, a la vez que se inspira a las nuevas generaciones a valorar el papel de las mujeres en la construcción de nuestra historia local. La actividad se celebra en conmemoración del Día Internacional de la Mujer.Organiza Espacio Alejandría, una asociación sin ánimo de lucro que trabaja desde 2002 en Elche.Leer mas:https://www.eventbrite.es/…/elche-en-femenino-historias…#elche#cultura#altabix#usit#eventoselche

Last 18th of November we represent USIT and we started the Step Up Step Out project in Norway together with 4 other countries, held in Gåsbu, where we spent most of the days at the accommodation place doing different activities related to the theme of the project.
Throughout the days, through the activities and the time spent together, we created an
between different countries.
Most of the activities were directly related to dance, but we also did outdoor acting or sport activities like hiking, we explored the surroundings of the cabin and a bit more of the village where we were staying; we did physical exercises every day that helped us to get active.
We received lectures and reflected on sedentary lifestyles and looked for ways to avoid these behaviours in young people, as well as implementing methods of prevention.
During our free time we split up to visit nearby towns such as Lillehammer or Oslo, as well as spending time in the cabin together with the other countries sharing time together. we would especially emphasize in this project the good relationships that have been created, the good time we have had and how much we have learned about other cultures and all kinds of people who are very different from me. It would not have been possible to achieve such a good project during the long stay without the participation of all the people who were willing to help and have fun.
Without a doubt, we take this project with me as one of the most precious projects we have ever undertaken, surrounded by people as beautiful as the country we were in.
Co-funded by the European Union.

Last 18th of November we represent USIT and we started the Step Up Step Out project in Norway together with 4 other countries, held in Gåsbu, where we spent most of the days at the accommodation place doing different activities related to the theme of the project.
Throughout the days, through the activities and the time spent together, we created an
between different countries.
Most of the activities were directly related to dance, but we also did outdoor acting or sport activities like hiking, we explored the surroundings of the cabin and a bit more of the village where we were staying; we did physical exercises every day that helped us to get active.
We received lectures and reflected on sedentary lifestyles and looked for ways to avoid these behaviours in young people, as well as implementing methods of prevention.
During our free time we split up to visit nearby towns such as Lillehammer or Oslo, as well as spending time in the cabin together with the other countries sharing time together. we would especially emphasize in this project the good relationships that have been created, the good time we have had and how much we have learned about other cultures and all kinds of people who are very different from me. It would not have been possible to achieve such a good project during the long stay without the participation of all the people who were willing to help and have fun.
Without a doubt, we take this project with me as one of the most precious projects we have ever undertaken, surrounded by people as beautiful as the country we were in.
Co-funded by the European Union.