Moscow Entrepreneurs Host Families of Soldiers in Workshops
From May to September, Moscow-based brands conducted tours and creative activities for families of participants in the special military operation as part of the 'Made in Moscow' project.
Consensus
- From May to September, Moscow entrepreneurs conducted excursions and creative workshops for families of participants in the special military operation.
- The events took place at production facilities and the 'Summer Market' art pavilion located on Bolotnaya Square.
- The workshops included visits to the ceramic studio 'Keramichesky kaktus', the clothing brand Pink bus, the ice cream factory BRPI, and the accessory workshop Hitrospletenia.
- Participants made items such as ceramic crafts, clothing accessories, ice cream, and custom bag embellishments.
- The program was part of the 'Made in Moscow' project, which supports local entrepreneurs by providing exhibition space, trade fair access, and media promotion.
- The initiative is linked to broader social programs in Moscow, including 'Stazhировки' and 'Summer in a New Format', aimed at youth professional orientation.
Points of divergence
- The final event of the summer was a visit to the 'Scientific Entertainment' brand's production facility in the 'Technopolis Moscow' special economic zone, where guests saw the full process of creating science experiment kits. — ntv
- Olga Yusupova and her children visited the workshops and created magnets in the style of Dymkovo toys, notebooks with springs, sachets, and textile brooches. — vm
- The 'We Don't Abandon Our Own' movement and residents of Molzhaninovsky District have been supporting soldiers of the special military operation for over three years by sending protective gear, equipment, humanitarian aid, and assisting hospitals. — vm
Coverage (3 sources)
- Moscow entrepreneurs conducted tours and master classes for families of SVO soldiers — НТВ Москва
- Participants of the 'Made in Moscow' project support SVO fighters and their families — Вечерняя Москва
- Participants of the 'Made in Moscow' project support SVO fighters and their families — Москва 24