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Justė’ thoughts on the project: This year, on January 13-21 we attended Erasmus+ project “City – make it smart” in Poland, Będzin. To be honest, I went to the project because I wanted to see another country and get a chance to know its culture . Of course, the theme about cities infrastructure modernization and improvement seemed quite interesting too.      Smart City mind map During this project we discussed c

My name is Liutauras, I am 15 years old and I participated in Erasmus+ program called “European Detectives” which took place in Poland, Poronin, from 18 to 24 of November. There were 31 participants from three different countries: Bulgaria, Poland and my home country – Lithuania. There were people aged from 15 to 19 years old, leaders excluded. And since I am 15 years old, I was the youngest person there. But i

From 18th to 25th of November 2018 a youth group of 10 people from Lithuania, on behalf of “Innovation Office” (Lithuania) took part in the Erasmus+ project “European detectives” and traveled to Poronin, Poland.  Project was implemented by “Fundacja Aktywni w Europie” from Sosnowiec (Poland). The aim of the project was to help students learn about the European Union. From day one the participants took active parts in

The youth group of 6 people from “Innovation Office” (Lithuania) participated in the project: “Equal rights, equal values, equal opportunities” from 18 to 23 of October 2018. Project was held in Diakovo, Croatia, by organization – “CET” platform (Croatia). After the project, we asked Lithuanian group members to say their reflection about the project, Sandra and Kristupas were inspired to share. Sandra: A few we

Traveling is a natural and important thing, that makes us improve as good people and allows us to learn many things, a few are these: Learn languages To learn a language, the best way to do it’s to travel abroad in order to practice it, this accelerates learning and causes it to be learned in a fun way. In addition, learning a language means learning a new culture and a new way of thinking. Expand your own visi

Lecturer Otilija Miseckaite with the support by Erasmus + ‘Learning Mobility of individuals – Mobility of youth workers’ participated at project Locality on 22 – 28 March 2018, Holloko (Budapest), Hungary. International training course ‘Locality’ (organizer-GYIOT) merges experience and curiosity within its program, and it has been designed with the aim to support organisations to realize and prepare for carrying out

Erasmus+ international training course IBB: International Bridge Builders was in Manchester, February 18-25, year 2018. During the project teams of 3 members from Lithuania, United Kingdom, Czech Republic, Romania, Hungary, Spain, Italy, Greece were discussing about cultural diversities, through non-formal learning methods and techniques created good examples of workshops. All week in Manchester was concentrated on w

We’ve been in a project about racism and discrimination. It was located in Poronin, Poland. There were people from three different countries – Poland, Turkey and Lithuania. The next day as we came there, we started playing games about racism and discrimination, later we’ve got more serious and took pencils in our hands. We kept learning about racism and discrimination. We started creating groups and

I will explain about my experience in Vilnius for 5 weeks. I can say “it has been brief but intense”. When I arrived, I could see a capital, different one than others that I´ve seen: the buildings and constructions of the Soviet period, trolleybuses, weather often with clouds and rain, the food, the people etc. During my travel, I lived in a routine. I need to work and after I usually visit different plac

My name is Eglė, and I‘m from Lithuania, Klaipėda. In the end of September till 07 of October, I had the opportunity to participate in Polish-Lithuanian youth exchange project “Create The Unity” as one of the 12 representatives of Lithuania and I discovered more things that I was actually expecting. The main goal of the project „Create The Unity” was to familiarize participants with the meaning of t