Recognizing its crucial role in community development, the university has provided financial support for the Chair for Research on Children's Literature. This chair has played a pivotal role in enhancing research focused on studying the impact of children's literature on their cognitive and emotional development, as well as its effective role in shaping the cultural and social identity of future generations. The Chair has contributed to the academic field by publishing three significant studies that address contemporary issues in children's literature. Such studies investigate the challenges posed by digital literature and its effects on traditional reading habits among children, while also exploring literature's role in fostering values of tolerance and understanding among diverse cultures.
These contributions extend beyond academic research; they represent crucial steps towards cultivating an educated generation capable of navigating cultural and technological changes. The university's support for this Chair is an investment not only in scientific inquiry but also in the future of society, aiming to develop generations equipped with creativity, critical thinking, and human values that promote coexistence and cultural understanding.
