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Come together! Connecting people in times of Corona by Culture
The Danube-Networkers in Ulm encourage people to join the COME TOGETHER session by video conference to enjoy the community and culture. We sing, make music or present lyrics as listeners or active participants.
The sessions take place regularly.
Check out more about how we connect cultures, how we strengthen solidarity and how we like to meet each other even in times of the corona crisis.
Click here on the link for more information: http://codanec.eu/come-together/
VIVES@BW
vitruelly connected – senior citizens in Baden-Württemberg
The pilot project VIVES@bw „Zusammenkommen – ohne Grenzen“ (Coming together – without borders) is about finding out how seniors can use the new media to exchange information with others about topics of their interest directly via a video platform. Share knowledge, discuss interesting questions, explore new things together. Not much is needed for this: PC or laptop with camera and microphone, alternatively a tablet or smartphone and internet access. ILEU e.V. organises interest-related activities by and for senior citizens, volunteers and other interested parties.
Click here to read more about ILEU e.V.
Check our Danube-Networkers brochure in English language (Click here or on the picture)
Announcements:
Current projects:
„Connecting Danube Neighbours“, financed by the Ministery of State Baden-Wuerttemberg
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„Discovering European Neighbours in the Third Age“ co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union
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European project „Building Bridges for Europe“ – ideas and inspiration for educators and committed Europeans
Within the framework of the Erasmus+ partnership „Building bridges for Europe“ (BBE), nine project partners from six European countries (Germany, Bulgaria, Romania, Croatia, Slovenia and Italy) have created an online toolbox with projects and applied methods that strengthen European awareness and critical thinking of participants in the projects and help to break down prejudices against others.
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Conference and the Partner Meeting “Sharing beyond borders”
The conference was a complete success and can still be viewed on the website.