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Songs We Sing
Start date: May 1, 2016, End date: Sep 30, 2016 PROJECT FINISHED

Type of Project: Youth ExchangeTitle: Songs We SingPartners:- CITRIN, SDRUZENI PRO OSOBNI ROZVOJ (Czech Republic)- AKTO - DIREITOS HUMANOS E DEMOCRACIA (Portugal)- FUNDACJA MLODZI DLA EUROPY (Poland)- A. D. E. L. - ASSOCIATION FOR DEVELOPMENT, EDUCATION AND LABOUR (Slovakia)- ASOCCIATIA DOINITA DANCE STUDIO (Romania)- CENTER FOR EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT (Macedonia)CACT ASBL, MAISON DES JEUNES DE SAMBREVILLE (BelgiumVenue : Vrsovice( Sedlcany), Czech RepublicDates: 25 - 30 of July 2016Number of participants: 28 youth + 7 leaders (Total: 35).Profile of participants :The project's participants will be young people between 185and 30 years who have a strong passion for artistic activities and young people with fewer opportunities who show an interest in developing skills in this area.Summary and context of the project :The project "Songs We Sing " is a youth exchange on the theme of artistic practice as a springboard to the social integration of young people and a community cohesion factor . It aims to provide young participants skills in the field of singing and artistic expression in general. It also aims to promote intercultural understanding between young Europeans , to raise awareness about issues of European citizenship and sustainable development through various activities based on methods of formal and informal training.The youth exchange has six objectives:1 . Acquire or enhance participants' knowledge in the fields of music and singing ;2 . Discover the traditions and cultures of the countries involved in the project through traditional music ;3 . Strengthen the sense of belonging to a European community together in its diversity ;4 . Improve the knowledge in foreign languages among the participants , especially the French and English languages;5 . Develop interest in the use of formal and non-formal methods for the promotion of arts.6 . Raise awareness on the theme of sustainable development and the promotion of healthy life style.The youth exchange will take place in the in Strnadovsky mlyn/Mill Gesthouse in Vrsovice near Sedlcany (Central Bohemia) where participants will be actively involved in various activities with the support of formal methods and non- formal such as working groups , workshops, round tables, role games , focus groups, open sessions and presentations.Participants will have the opportunity to establish new friendships and contacts at the European level. The project's partners will support young people in the development of new networks to promote future European projects in the field of art, music and youth mobility.