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Go to sectionIn this note we remember five Santafesinas who did very important things for the history of the city.
Go on this note a historical recognition to five Santafesinas who deserve to be always present. Live in collective memory, they deserve to be remembered in society. In fact, many have streets and spaces named in their honor. But little is known about most of them in popular knowledge .
These five women left their indelible mark on different facets of Santafesino social development. Some humble, others socially wealthy, political and hardworking.
In the rich history of the provincial capital there are many more women whose work deserves to be remembered. These five are just a few, chosen for the purpose of giving visibility to their merits.
He began his teaching career in 1940, at the same school where he attended primary school. Teacher and director of several schools in the city graduated, in 1950, as a teacher of Kindergartens at the Coronda Normal School and carried out an active participation in the Teachers' Association, today AMSAFE .
In 1960 he chose to teach in Las Rosas, located in the rural area of the province of Santa Fe, where he tried to capture what was an old personal longing: to work comprehensively with students from humble sectors.
It had the purpose of “taking out” the school from the building and inserting it into the neighborhood to achieve a totalizing effect and thus giving it a realism that he considered vital for any educational project. It promoted children's creativity by stimulating the exhibition of children's work.
Her position as supervisor allowed her to visit the province and make contact with the different realities of our regions, enriching her work.
He was a columnist for the newspaper El Litoral and performed at the Union for the Disabled. In 1987 she received the distinction Alicia Moreau de Justo for her “attitude in life”.
“The heroine of Valento” (1921-1990). He lived on a ranch on one of the islands in front of the Centenario neighborhood, better known as El Valento. On August 28, 1949, he was washing his clothes when he saw that a boat had turned. The boat, run by Antonio Pacitti, carried nine people. Carmen took his canoe and was able to rescue Antonio, who held one of his sons and six shipwrecked in his fist. That same year the government gave him a house in recognition of his heroic action, saving lives.
Born 1912 and died in 1978, she was a writer of children's literature . Storyteller, poet, playwright and essayist, is considered one of the most important cultors of contemporary children's literature. He directed the children's magazine Mundo Infantil , which was widely disseminated in the 1950s, in which the most important writers of children's literature collaborated. He shared the feminist space created by the first Santa Fe section of the Union of Argentine Women, chaired by Victoria Ocampo. She was co-founder of the Sarmiento Pedagogical Library.
His life passed between 1896 and 1982). She was the only teacher and director of the Barrio Norte school, later called Bartolomé Mitre. Active activist of the Santa Fe Teachers' Association, was one of the founders of the Casa del Maestro, was a member of the Study Commission for the restructuring of Almirante Brown School No. 8, and was in charge of the Integral Education Section of the University Extension Department of the Social Institute UNL. A woman's rights fighter and advocate for divorce, she advocated public school and gender equality.
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He was born in 1943 and passed away in 2004. Architect and councilor, she focused on various issues of community interest. Health, education, preservation of religious architectural heritage and control of state management. He had other obsessions, such as the preservation of buildings for their historical, architectural , religious and cultural value. He ended his term of office leaving important projects and ordinances, including the Municipal Register of Patrimonial Affidavits of Municipal Officials and Employees.
Publication Date: 25/10/2020
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