Growing is a shared act. No one does it alone: one grows by imitation, by trust, by osmosis. In every gesture, in every expression of each child and young person, there is a trace of those who accompany them: an adult who shows them a trade, a teacher who opens up a path, a peer who lends a hand.

In black and white, these images convey the purity of an essential bond: the one between those who learn and those who pass down knowledge, between the desire to know and the responsibility to safeguard. Each face tells the story of the passing of the baton, a moment of learning that is also a moment of self-discovery.

Growing together means recognizing that knowledge is a common good, that the future flourishes where experiences are interwoven, and that knowledge only comes alive when it is shared. Because education, like life, is a dialogue between generations.