Trough our partner organization in UK, Everything´s Possible, we had the chance to participate in the Black Butterfly seminar where the goals were contact making and also sharing best practice in Youth in Action activities, it also offered opportunities for participants to increase understanding of each other’s countries, cultures and organizations in order to create a platform for future co-operation. The seminar introduced Latin American organizations to competent programme users from Europe in order to offer mentoring support throughout the co-operation process. In particular it offered opportunities to engage in activities around the subjects of intercultural and interethnic dialogue.
After the Seminar we started to work on the “Exchanging Dreams” photography workshop and youth exchange. We create a photography contest among the youth of our community to select 12 youth to participate in the course and in the youth exchange. The course will start the 12th April and will be dictated by the Uruguayan photographer Laura Abad.
Trough our partner organization in UK, Everything´s Possible, we had the chance to participate in the Black Butterfly seminar where the goals were contact making and also sharing best practice in Youth in Action activities, it also offered opportunities for participants to increase understanding of each other’s countries, cultures and organizations in order to create a platform for future co-operation. The seminar introduced Latin American organizations to competent programme users from Europe in order to offer mentoring support throughout the co-operation process. In particular it offered opportunities to engage in activities around the subjects of intercultural and interethnic dialogue.
After the Seminar we started to work on the “Exchanging Dreams” photography workshop and youth exchange. We create a photography contest among the youth of our community to select 12 youth to participate in the course and in the youth exchange. The course will start the 12th April and will be dictated by the Uruguayan photographer Laura Abad.
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