On May 22, the day after the virtual project’s follow-up activity, a similar activity was held in person. This activity was attended by 13-14 year old young people – the youngest youngsters according to the European Commission’s definition of a young person.

Youth workers of BK-95 shared their experience of participating in a youth workers’ exchange in Kobuleti, Georgia in early May of this year.

At the beginning of this follow-up activity, at first we told about the Erasmus+ Programme. At the end of the activity, it turned out that these youngest young people had not even heard of the Erasmus+ Programme before. Therefore, this was their very first Erasmus+ experience.

We continued the activity with a mobility’s Infopack, which helped to understand what mobility, exchange is, and how does it happen. We introduced the young people to the project objectives and then shared the “tangible” results – social campaigns that were implemented by the mobility’s participants in Kobuleti.

At the end, we gave the young people the opportunity to show themselves and participate in a Kahoot activity about the project, as well as ask questions and engage in discussions, thus encouraging feedback.

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➡️ Project No 2024-1-LV02-KA152-YOU-000242943 “Digital Leaders for a Sustainable Planet” implemented in cooperation with the Agency for International Programs for Youth Republic of Latvia.

Project coordinator: BK-95, Latvia 🇱🇻
Project partners: Youth Center of Georgia 🇬🇪, Comune di Ghedi, Italy 🇮🇹, Erasmus Mundus Students and Alumni Association, Belgium 🇧🇪, Copenhagen Youth Club, Denmark 🇩🇰, Patras Youth Club, Greece 🇬🇷, Creative Youth, Armenia 🇦🇲.