History & Area Studies / Thematic History / Social & Cultural History
1922's Forgotten Utopia: How Kids Ran Their Own Republic in a School Camp
In 1922, a group of children in Calafell, Catalonia, created their own republic. No adults telling them what to do. They elected leaders, wrote a daily newspaper, and designed their own education. This is the story of the Diari de Vilamar, a facsimile edition of a revolutionary experiment in self-governance and learning. Discover how Pere Vergés and Artur Martorell built a model that still challenges modern schooling. Watch to see why this 100-year-old idea might be the key to fixing education today.
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