On the 30th of June, Anjel Lertxundi gave a speech to close the course on him and his work.

"Anjel Lertxundi is a canonical writer, but we have to be self-critical. He ought to have a greater response from the academic field, from the university. We need more voices and critical works".

In this interview, Alexander Gurrutxaga talks about the course Anjel Lertxundi: Idazlea eta obra.

"What is really important to children is to have warm, supportive relatioships with their parents".

Michael E. Lamb is professor emeritus of psychology at the University of Cambridge. He has long focused on the importance of child-parent relationships in diverse family and childcare contexts and on factors that enhance or diminish children’s capacities as witnesses, especially of abuse.

"We still have many challenges to face. We have to build friendlier spaces in which children and adolescents feel more comfortable and are not victimised".

Fernando Álvarez Ramos participated in the summer course Cuéntame lo que pasó: Entrevistando a niños, niñas y adolescentes objeto de violencia and he goes into detail about the subject in this interview.

Tradizioaren traizioaz?  The course ends with a live performance. Jon Maya and Iñaki Goirizelaia dance to a trumpet.

"We must continue working on emotions in the classroom, so that young people can express themselves. Let them put a name and a word to what they feel".

In this interview, Eva Bilbao from Osakidetza stresses the need to raise awareness about suicide.

"Addiction is a process experienced firsthand as something distant, unreal. Something that does not seem to be happening while it destroys your life and that of the people closest to you".

In this interview, José Antonio Fernández, president of AERGI, speaks about the need to bring the world of addiction closer to society.