Jordi Vinyoles’ Percussion Circle and the “From River to River, Shot for a Living Environment” Water Game by Engineering Without Borders

As part of DUDI (Universal Children’s Rights Day), the event will feature, among other activities, two participatory programs that, through play, music, and discovery, introduce children and families to the values of cooperation, solidarity, diversity, and the defense of human rights. The Percussion Circle, led by Jordi Vinyoles (UNISO), will invite children and families to make music together, using rhythm as a tool for participation, listening, and building community. A collective experience that highlights cooperation and cultural diversity, reminding us that when everyone contributes their own rhythm, we can create something together. There will also be the water game “From River to River: A Shot for a Living Environment,” by Engineering Without Borders, a playful activity designed to reflect on water as a human right and a common good. Through the game, we’ll explore the reality of unequal access to water and the importance of its responsible and sustainable use. Two activities for playing, participating, and sharing—discovering that children’s rights are also connected to solidarity, global justice, caring for the planet, and cooperation among people and communities.

With Marta Farrés, Mayor of Sabadell, and Laura Reyes, Councilwoman for Children and Seniors