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Theatre director Rafael Rodríguez Villalobos, 2019 FPdGi Arts and Literature Award

The jury, who met on 20 February at the Seville Aquarium, chose the winner for “his ability to create deeply appealing visual universes and for his vision of opera as a tool for social construction”.

Ignacio Hernández Medrano, 2019 Princess of Girona Foundation Business Award

The winner was chosen for “democratising access to medical-scientific information on millions of patients by using artificial intelligence”. HM the King of Spain presided over the winner announcement ceremony on 6 February at the Canary Islands Conference Centre Auditorium and attended the activities with more than 200 young people that the FPdGi organised on the island. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria was the first stop on the winner announcement tour for the FPdGi Awards, which this year are celebr

The FPdGi draws 700 teachers from all over Spain to its annual education conference

This year the event was held in Fuengirola, in recognition of Andalucía Primary School, winner of the 2018 Entrepreneurial School Award. Guy Claxton, Rolf Tarrach, Karima Grant, David Cuartielles and Luz Rello (2016 FPdGi Social Award) are just some of the experts who took part in this meeting to discuss innovative education, technology and educational entrepreneurship

We all have different talents

Workshops, talks, dialogues, meetings and talent were the ingredients of an event filled with experiences and networking between social role models and 400 enthusiastic young people

“I wish we’d had an opportunity like this when we were young”

Eleven experts reveal the keys to young people finding work in the coffee conversations that closed the ‘Talent Rescuers’ annual meeting

Ignacio Hernández Medrano and Luz Rello encourage young people to change the world

The neurologist and the linguist explain how they achieved their success in a dialogue moderated by Antonella Broglia

Young people’s employability, the main aim of the workshops

The speakers reveal how to use new technologies to find work

Pedro Duque: “The FPdGi demonstrates that in this country there has been a changing trend in interest in knowledge”

The minister of Science participates in the ‘Talent rescuers’ meeting and the 2018 FPdGi Awards ceremony

The ‘Talent rescuers’ coffee break