In the end of July I had an extraordinary opportunity to participate in an international Erasmus+ project “Europeans are one family“. 32 young people from Poland and Lithuania took part in this event. Together we were able to feel the unity of European people. The project took place in a small town of Poronin which was located in the high Tatra mountains and approximately 6 kilometres away from the city of Zakopane.

  In 16th – 24th of May 6 students from Revuona Primary School of Prienai, and young students from Klaipėda, Kaunas and Vilnius took part in the project  ‚Shape your Europe‘. The project was held in Poronin,  Poland, not far from  Zakopane, next to Tatra National Park. Youth from 4 different countries – Lithuania, Latvia, Poland and Spain – came to the project to learn tolerance, share ideas, gain some jou

                 „What is this? Where am I? Is it heaven?“ thought the Cup, looking around for white walls and heavy machines producing his brothers and sisters. The Cup is feeling all fresh and clean, ready to go to discover this colorful world that he heard about from his older relatives. They said, that The Earth is full of different trees and animals and people, there‘s snow and rain and sunshine, or even all at

                 The modern man most often lives in the city, more specifically in a flat or an apartment, which occupies only part of a building. This man is surrounded by air pollution, skyscrapers, and congestion caused by cars. Apparently, people who are living in metropolitan areas, rarely spend their time in nature. For this reason, the human connection with nature vanishes little by little…              

                 Electricity is the best invention by mankind, which has changed the whole world and even brought the changed world in your hands. What happens when there is no electricity, can we imagine a day without electricity? That would mean no television, no mobile phones, no space research, no computer, no ATMs and a lot of “no”. Today, humans are searching for a new life in other planets by just sitting in t

2019, January 13-21 we participated in the Erasmus+ project “City – make it smart”. Written by: Povilas Ščepanovič Personally I was expecting the project to consist of lectures, or something of the sort about the idea of a smart city and workshops directly influencing the city’s infrastructure, but instead I got fewer than anticipated talks about the smart city idea and a lot more socialization than I am

Justė’ thoughts on the project: This year, on January 13-21 we attended Erasmus+ project “City – make it smart” in Poland, Będzin. To be honest, I went to the project because I wanted to see another country and get a chance to know its culture . Of course, the theme about cities infrastructure modernization and improvement seemed quite interesting too.      Smart City mind map During this project we discussed c

“A hard thing is done by figuring out how to start.” – Rand Fishkin, SEOmoz This research is a part of Erasmus+ project “Create for Region” that was running in Latvia and Lithuania from March 2017 till November 2018. Before that this project was running as a student business project competition from 2014 to 2016. At that time the project showed its ability of promoting youth entrepreneurship and gained wi

My name is Liutauras, I am 15 years old and I participated in Erasmus+ program called “European Detectives” which took place in Poland, Poronin, from 18 to 24 of November. There were 31 participants from three different countries: Bulgaria, Poland and my home country – Lithuania. There were people aged from 15 to 19 years old, leaders excluded. And since I am 15 years old, I was the youngest person there. But i