Nations share a rich tapestry of history and culture, with traditional sports and games being fundamental threads in that tapestry. However, as globalization and technological advancements sweep across the globe, these cherished traditions are at risk of fading into obscurity, overshadowed by modern sports and entertainment.

On June 27th, partners from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Lithuania, and Turkey gathered in Antalya for the final transnational meeting of the Erasmus+ project “Developing Academic Educational Tools and Methods of Traditional Sport and Games for Youth.” As the project concludes this year, this meeting marked the last gathering of the involved organizations.

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.

Excitement was in the air when people all around the country received an email: BRAVO is expecting you on a barbecue & games type of event in the greenest areas of mountain Bjelašnica. The team-building activities were held in nature near Sarajevo, gathering more than 40 people, both locals and internationals.

We recently wrapped up an extraordinary Multiplayer Event as part of the significant [2020-1-TR01-KA227-YOU-098437] project, aimed at the Development of Digital Platforms and Applications for the Revival of Traditional Sports and Games. This event marked a milestone in our mission to bridge the gap between our cultural heritage and the advancements of the digital era.

After successfully implementing the kick-off meeting and two LTT activities as part of the project ”Development of Digital Platforms and Applications for the Revival of Traditional Sports and Games”, partners gathered in Granada, Spain to implement the third LTT. From 1st till 5th of October LTT3 was held.

As part of the project ‘’ Development of Digital Platforms and Applications for the Revival of Traditional Sports and Games’’, the second LTT was implemented in Antalya, Turkiye with the support of the Turkish National Agency. The second LTT shifted the main focus to the creation of digital platforms, the gathering of best practices, the creation of digital informational materials, digitalization, and the differences between digital education and information.

After successfully implementing kick-off meeting of the project ” Development of Digital Platforms and Applications for the Revival of Traditional Sports and Games”, next on the row were Learning training teaching activities. The first LTTT was held in Istanbul, Turkiye. On this mobility, partners talked about social advertising aimed at intercultural dialogue promotion.

Sometimes, stepping from day to day and living this story of ours, we want to stop to present to you with all our hearts which stories we just want to

In the period from 3rd till 8th February, the director of BRAVO, Ismail Šehić, attended a kick-off meeting in Istanbul, Turkiye, of the aforementioned project. Partners at this meeting talked about the development of digital platforms and applications for the revival of traditional sports and games, as well as the promotion of tradition through sport and traditional games. With this meeting, we launched a project that would last for the upcoming two years.