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Long Night of Museums Summer Version<\/STRONG> T<\/SPAN>he Center for Information and Communication (CICOM in Spanish) signed a collaboration agreement with Dream Project, a non-profit organization dedicated to training children and youth through educational programs, as part of an effort to reduce the effects of poverty.<\/P> CICOM will design and implement a communications and public relations plan as well as publish, in its digital and print media outlets, information about the work being done by the Dream Project. <\/P> \u201cThis effort aims to highlight the importance of the development of Dominican children, which is what the Dream Project foundation has been promoting, as an educator of children and teens with the aim of developing a culture of reading that encourages the achievement of greater educational success among this sector of the population,\u201d according to the agreement.<\/P> Jonathan Wunderlich, Director of Development for the Dream Project, and Manuel Quiterio Cede\u00f1o, president the Center for Information and Communication (CICOM) signed the agreement. <\/P> Mr. Cede\u00f1o explained that this effort is part of CICOM\u2019s social responsibility program. Each year CICOM donates space in its publications and social media outlets to social programs. The amount of space it donates is equivalent, in cost, to 10% of its previous year\u2019s annual profits. <\/P> CICOM CICOM is a communications and public relations agency with 30 years experience in the market. It has extensive knowledge in the implementation of communication programs and strategies, public relations consulting and crisis management as well as litigation with an impact on the media. <\/P> Photos:<\/STRONG>
Santo Domingo, Thursday, June 28, 2015 <\/P>
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