November 28–29 at Ryazan State University named after S.A. Yesenin and the Pronsky Spaso-Preobrazhensky Monastery will host the All-Russian discussion platform «Student family: values and meanings».
The event is included in the Interuniversity Plan of Educational and Leisure Events for Student Youth, approved by the Russian Ministry of Education and Science, and is aimed at supporting student families, strengthening spiritual and moral guidelines and creating a value dialogue among young people.
The forum covers key areas:
- support measures for student families in Russia and abroad;
- spiritual and moral foundations of the family;
- love for the Motherland as a support for family values;
- psychological support for young parents;
- promoting traditional values in the media;
- historical memory of the Great Patriotic War as a value guideline;
- interfaith dialogue on family values.
More than 280 students from 50 educational organizations representing Russia, Kyrgyzstan, Belarus, Armenia, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, countries of Europe, Asia, Africa and Latin America participate in the Forum.
The educational programme includes lectures and meetings on
- lecture by Associate Professor of the Russian State University for the Humanities, Lecturer of the Russian Society «Knowledge» Evgeniy Kopaev «Traditional values: what is behind this concept»;
- public speech by media technologist, political consultant, producer and mother of many children Alena August «17 values of Russia: from century to century, every day»;
- project work of participants together with experts to promote family values among young people.
The cultural program will include a screening of short feature films «Fireflies», «Friends», «Flowers».
KRSU will be presented on the forum online:
Galina Ketova, Head of the Extracurricular Activities Department KRSU;
The Malakhov family <TAG1> 2025 KRSU graduates whose love story began in the university's creative studios and exemplified how creativity and the university environment can be the foundation of a future strong family.
The forum will become a platform for exchanging experiences, discussing best practices in supporting student families and forming new projects aimed at strengthening traditional values among young people.