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The 5th project meeting of the "Adopt Your Heritage" project took place in Ljubljana, Slovenia over 4 days in December 2010. 35 participants from Turkey, Lithuania, Italy, Romania and Slovenia attended. The first day included a meeting at the Ljubljana City Museum and a guided tour of the museum. The second day consisted of a guided tour of Ljubljana. The third day involved an excursion to the Gorenjska region, including visits to Škofja Loka, a farm, Bled Castle, and an apicultural museum.
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2) An international exhibition in 2009 with migrant artists from Germany and France.
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This document describes several projects carried out by the Znanye Association in Lovech, Bulgaria. It summarizes:
1) The Culture Labyrinth project from December 2010 to May 2011 which involved volunteer training and work in institutions to enhance young people's skills and awareness of organizations.
2) The Youth Puzzle project from May to August 2011 which provided mobile interactive youth training across Lovech district to promote EU youth policies.
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Presentation of some activities of the European Youth4Media Network association and the activities done by our members in 2011.
Viaggio in italia
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The Culture and Education Studio "Talent City" in Latvia offers various creative activities for children and adults. They organize educational and craft courses teaching skills like jewelry making, decoupage, embroidery, and more. They also work to preserve Latvian cultural heritage through traditional crafts. As part of the LIME project, they hosted a meeting in March 2013 where participants discussed immigrant integration in Latvia. They developed a program called "Discovering Latvia in Study Circles" to teach others about Latvian culture, traditions, and current situation through conversation-based lessons.
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CECSI is a Romanian NGO founded in 2010 to support economic, social, and cultural development through educational and consulting projects. It has participated in several European Commission-funded projects involving partnerships across Europe to promote intercultural understanding and youth participation. Upcoming projects include using ICT to support CECSI's activities and a project exploring social entrepreneurship. CECSI aims to encourage openness, knowledge sharing, and human development through international collaborations and educational activities.
I watch, learn and teach intercultural space
This E-book is a product of the European project Hobby as An Integrating Factor In European Society -HAIFES. The project was financed by European Union in the frame of the Grundtvig program as an international partnership for learning . European Commission can not be made responsible for the content of this book .
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The document summarizes the activities and outcomes of several meetings for a European partnership project focused on using hobbies as a way to promote social integration. Key points include:
1. Meetings were held in multiple countries and included cultural activities, workshops on various hobbies like dance, jewelry making, and more.
2. Participants shared experiences of hobby activities in their communities and ways of using hobbies in education.
3. An exhibition of handicrafts made by learners traveled between meetings.
4. Evaluations found that hobbies can bring together diverse people and help individuals gain self-respect.
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The minutes summarize a partner meeting held in Vilnius, Lithuania from September 17-20, 2010. Representatives from Romania, Slovenia, Greece, Italy, and Lithuania attended along with apologies from Italy and Slovenia. The agenda included partner presentations on their work in the project, discussion of materials for an "Adopt Your Heritage" booklet, and planning for promotion and responsibilities going forward. Partners visited cultural sites in Vilnius including the Old University and Library, toured the historic centre, and took an excursion to Trakai Castle. The meeting concluded with evaluation of the workshop and trip to Lithuania.
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The document summarizes the 4th meeting of the HEFORE project, which took place in Tallinn, Estonia from June 29th to July 3rd, 2011. Participants from several European countries attended and engaged in workshops on pedagogical cards and museum accessibility. They visited cultural institutions and participated in evaluations of the program. On the final day, participants took a bus tour of the natural and cultural sites of Lahemaa National Park and the village of Käsmu.
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The document summarizes a Grundtvig project meeting in Naples, Italy in May-June 2010. The meeting involved evaluation of the first year's activities, preparation of a progress report, and study visits to gardens and historical sites. Activities included evaluating the project results, preparing a report for the national agency, visiting gardens on Ischia and in Naples, and the palace and gardens in Caserta. The visit also involved learning about the local ACLI association and its activities and exchanging educational materials between partners. The results strengthened cultural exchange, increased knowledge of Mediterranean flora, and collected resources for teaching.
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1. The minutes summarize a partner meeting of the ADHER project held on July 5, 2011 in Samsun, Turkey. Representatives from Slovenia, Romania, Lithuania, and Turkey attended to discuss the objectives, results, and final reporting of the project.
2. The partners agreed that most of the project objectives had been achieved but some comparisons between countries were only partially completed. A few results like some newsletters and the final versions of a booklet and website were still outstanding.
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Samsun is an ancient city on the Black Sea coast of Turkey with a long history. Some key points of interest in Samsun include:
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Newsletter
- 1. “Adopt Your Heritage” Project Newsletter January 2011 Project financed by the European Commission www.adyourhe.com Increasing awareness and encouraging active participation in understanding different cultures. st 5 Project Meeting - Ljubljana, SLOVENIA – 12-15 December 2010 The 5th project meeting was organized by the Slovenian partner in the project – the CPZ-International, Centre for Knowledge Promotion, from Ljubljana. Altogether there were 35 participants representing partners from Turkey, Lithuania, Italy, Romania and Slovenia. The first working day of the meeting started with the meeting at the City Museum of Ljubljana. This meeting was carried out according to the programme of which the first part was for national coordinators only and the second part was for all participants. In the first part of the programme the national coordinators discussed on implementation of the project. In the second part of the programme the participants began to acquaint themselves with situation on cultural heritage of Slovenia (on local level). This acquaintance began with presentation of an e- learning programme on cultural heritages in Slovenia and other partner countries that CPZ-International prepared for its target group – the unemployed persons from different regions of Slovenia who are interested in self- employment and entrepreneurship in tourism, culture, education – which was followed by discussion in which comments on the presented programme and experiences of other partners in similar programmes were expressed. The meeting in the museum ended with a guided visit of the museum. Meeting at the City Museum of Ljubljana In the afternoon the acquaintance of participants with situation regarding cultural heritage of Slovenia continued with a guided Ljubljana tour.
- 2. Guided Ljubljana tour The second working day of the meeting was dedicated to excursion to the Gorenjska region. This excursion began with a visit of Škofja Loka – a medieval town with many treasures. It continued with a visit of the farm Matijovc at Podbrezje, which is a farm with centuries long tradition, followed by a visit of Bled and the Bled castle. At the end the participants visited also the Apicultural museum in Radovljica. Visit of the Bled Castle