The objectives of the Youth Exchange “#MESC – Make Every Step Count” are: to raise awareness about the importance of a healthy life-style; to learn/share in the field of accessible Dance and body movement; to practice tolerance and break stereotypes & prejudices; to acquire freedom of movement, of thought, of communication and life…
From the 20th to 24th of May, NGO workers from three different Western Balkans countries –Bosnia and Hercegovina, Montenegro, and Albania – had the opportunity to meet in Podgorica and successfully participate in an international training for the Erasmus+ project “NURTURE”.
NURTURE: Strengthening the NGO Sector and Career Opportunities in the Western Balkans Read More »
In the month of May, we witnessed numerous events and achievements! Read on to learn about the busy month we had!
Remarkable May – Month of Success and Growth Read More »
“I’m delighted to say that this was my first Youth Exchange. I had the nicest time ever on this youth exchange, meeting people from other cultures and learning about their cuisine. In addition, I met a diverse spectrum of people with whom I will always have memorable memories.”
We are thrilled to announce that the training for trainers “MEDIActive Youth” is currently being implemented in Belgrade, Serbia! Hosted by CDER, this 10-day Training Course brought together 24 dedicated youth workers/trainers from 6 partner NGOs across the Balkans.
BRAVO PASSPORT STORIES: Training for Trainers „MEDIActive Youth“ in Belgrade, Serbia Read More »
This ESC opportunity will consist of 12 volunteers from different European countries and 12 volunteers from France, forming an intercultural team. There will be activities about ecology to discover food issues and sustainable food (prepare and animate workshops about these topics to
raise awareness about it; act with local ecological organisations).
Open Call for European Solidarity Corps Project in Metz, France Read More »
Emotional intelligence (EI) is at the heart of many competencies that shape our personal and social interactions. It’s not just about understanding emotions; it’s about managing them in ways that foster stronger relationships, better communication, and overall well-being. In today’s world, developing EI is crucial for both personal growth and professional success.
Emotional Intelligence Spotlight: A Key to Personal and Social Success Read More »
Even though fin swimming still hasn’t become a widely recognized sport in BiH, it is surely growing its impact and popularity by stealing hearts of many. It is slowly finding its place, attracting people with its mix of fitness and underwater exploration. The Erasmus+ project “Mermaids for Inclusion” plays an important role in promoting the sport of fin swimming.
Fin swimming in Bosnia and Herzegovina – What do we know about it? Read More »
Most martial arts trace their origins to ancient times, developed as methods of combat and self-defense. For example, Kung Fu can be traced back to the Shaolin Temple in China, where monks practiced it as a means of physical and spiritual training. Similarly, Japanese martial arts like Karate and Judo evolved from the samurai’s need for battlefield skills and discipline.
Tradition and Culture in Martial Arts Read More »
“Second chance is the first youth exchange I have participated in and it was definitely one to remember. We spent 7 days learning about materials, where they come from and how to reuse and up-cycle them. I appreciated that we had many practical workshops through which I definitely learned some new and interesting skills.”
Testimonials – Youth Exchange „Second Chance“ in Tirana, Albania Read More »
