To celebrate the fact that it reached the number of 1 billion registered people, Facebook promoted actions around the world. In Brazil, the official website published a series of photos called “A billion means...”.
One of the highlights of the gallery is the 13-year-old girl Isadora Faber, who lives on the beach of Santinho, in Florianópolis, and who has gained fame throughout Brazil for creating a fan page called “Class Diário”.
In the space created by Isadora, she published over the last few months critical of the public school in which she studies, in the North of the Island of Santa Catarina. She was criticized back, a teacher was fired, won the media from all over the country.
Well, in the series “A billion means...”, each character consulted answers what he would do if he could connect to a billion people around the world. Isadora answers:
“I would like students from all over the world to have the right and access to a dignified and modern education. I am sure that if everyone does a little bit, together we can change education, and thus make the planet fairer and better for everyone!”.
Isadora, know that your example has already spread throughout Brazil. The last proof of this came out in the newspaper Folha de S. Paulo last Sunday, 7. The matter is called “Students create web pages to ‘develop’ schools – ‘Classbook’ turns fever among students in the country by reporting problems – Inspired by a Santa Catarina girl, young people can get improvements; others suffer reprisals.” To read, click Here..
