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Erasmus+ Accreditation 2024

Erasmus+ Accreditation 2024

Our accreditation in 2024 boosted youth’s development on digital skills, sustainability, impacted communities and empowered social inclusion. The programme featured three main initiatives: Lights, Camera, Action! focused on filmmaking education and creative digital competence development; Cultures in Harmony delivered workshops on stereotypes, privilege, discrimination, and cultural celebrations; and Healthy Habits, Happy Heart explored lifestyle wellness through physical activity and non-formal learning.

Key Results

Activities
3
Participants
132
Green Travel
85%
DEOR Events
50+

Activities

Lights, Camera, Action!

Youth Exchange — Digital Skills Labanoras, Lithuania · 09.09 – 16.09.2024

A week-long creative journey where young participants explored the art of filmmaking, from scriptwriting to editing and storytelling. Participants from Hungary, Lithuania, Portugal, Slovakia, Czechia and Serbia came together to develop digital competences through hands-on video production.

Results:

  • Guerrilla Video Challenge — one-day video production exercise
  • Final Short Films: Just a Dream?, Spirit Activities, The Fake Cultist, The Path We Take, The Switch, The Visitor

Cultures in Harmony

Youth Exchange — Cultural Diversity Bartninkai, Lithuania · 11.03 – 18.03.2025

Youth exchange aimed to help young people understand and appreciate cultural diversity while fostering an environment of respect, inclusion, and collaboration. Participants from Hungary, Lithuania, Portugal, Slovakia, Romania and Czechia explored cultural identity through creative workshops.

Results:

  • Time Capsule creation — multinational teams selecting 7 items representing contemporary culture
  • Introduction to Stereotypes and Biases — team presentations on stereotypes, biases, and media influence
  • Cultural Mash-up — collaborative artworks blending country symbols

Healthy Habits, Happy Heart

Youth Exchange — Healthy Lifestyle Bartninkai, Lithuania · 12.05 – 19.05.2025

Young people gathered to explore healthy habits through sports, active workshops, and cultural exchange promoting well-being, teamwork, and lasting connections. Participants from Hungary, Lithuania, Portugal, Slovakia, Romania and Czechia explored physical and mental wellness through non-formal education.

Dissemination

Participants conducted over 50 dissemination events across multiple countries, sharing their experiences and project outcomes with peers in schools, universities, and community centres.

September 2024 — Stenovice, Czechia (35 classmates) · Portugal (online video)

October 2024 — Budapest, Hungary (25 classmates) · Záhorská Bystrica, Slovakia (25 classmates) · Radviliškis, Lithuania (25 classmates) · Biatorbágy, Hungary (25 classmates) · Bor, Serbia (10 classmates) · Streda nad Bodrogom, Slovakia (10 classmates)

March 2025 — Vilnius, Lithuania (25 people) · Miercurea-Ciuc, Romania (27 students) · Rackeve, Hungary (30 students) · Bucharest, Romania (20 people) · Bekescsaba, Hungary (24 classmates) · Portugal (TikTok video reaching thousands)

April–June 2025 — Cluj-Napoca, Romania (28 students) · Komarom, Hungary (20 people) · Marijampole, Lithuania (50 students) · Rackeve, Hungary (30 students) · Trebon, Czechia (30 students) · Brno, Czechia (20 people) · Zilina, Slovakia (15 students) · Prague, Czechia (96 students) · Budapest, Hungary (12 students) · Colares, Portugal (30 young people) · Graziskiai, Lithuania (15 classmates) · Slatina, Romania (20 classmates) · Trnava, Slovakia (25 classmates) · Pitesti, Romania (28 classmates) · Toplita, Romania (30 classmates) · Vrbove, Slovakia (25 classmates) · Olomouc, Czechia (11 classmates) · Vilkaviskis, Lithuania (35 classmates) · Aveiro, Portugal (30 people) · Budapest, Hungary (23 people) · Labanoras, Lithuania (39 young people) · Dombovar, Hungary (20 classmates)

August 2025 — Latky, Slovakia (30 young people)

Co-funded by the European Union

Co-Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or Jaunimo Reikalu Agentūra. Neither the European Union nor the funding authority can be held responsible for them.