#TheYouthCreativeAcademy: Why is culture important?

 

What is the culture shock and how to deal with it?

Did you just move to a new country and you're experiencing all sorts of fluctuating emotions regarding your new living environment?

You needn't worry, GEYC knows what you have. 

It's called culture shock and these are just a few general information to help you in the adjustment process.

Let's get it started / Să începem: RGB Balkan Arts Festival “Balkan Portraits: Post-Modern Roots”

EN: GEYC is proudly supporting RGB Balkan Arts Festival, the new institution concerned in mapping the contemporary artistic topography of Balkan region. The aim of the Festival is to create a network of artists and art institutions promoting creative dialogue and extroversion, as well as to investigate and archive the emerging developments in contemporary Balkan arts. 

RO: GEYC este bucuroasă să sprijine Festivalul de Artă Balcanică RGB, o nouă instituție specializată în cartografierea creației artistice contemporane a regiunii balcanice. Scopul festivalului este de a articula o rețea de artiști și instituții de artă care să promoveze dialogul creativ și deschiderea, precum și să investigheze și să arhiveze evoluțiile specifice artelor contemporane balcanice.

YE- "Diversity hurts?", Marrakesh, Morocco

This project give us the opportunity to have a great experience in a youth exchange which is held in Marrakesh, Morocco with 35 participants from 7 countries: Greece, Romania, Spain, Morocco, Poland, Tunisia and Sweden. 

Call for parteners - youth exchange in Italy on the topic of arts and culture for social inclusion

Comune di Agropoli (applicant, Italy) and GEYC (partener, Romania) are looking for partners for a youth exchange held in Italy in May 2012.

#TheYouthCreativeAcademy: What is cultural identity & why is it important?

 

#TheYouthCreativeAcademy: Kick-off meeting in Vilnius, Lithuania

MIRAI Program: a new opportunity door for young people

GEYC arrives at Japan [between 4th-10th of October] through our collegue, Cristina-Elena BALACEANU, who will take part at MIRAI2017 Program, together with other 165 students from Europe, Central Asia and the Caucasus. 

#TheYouthCreativeAcademy: Ziua Culturii Naționale | Romania's National Culture Day

Peace education in Romania versus the European Union

Cyprus is calling: 8 Romanians will join our (inter)cultural journey in 2016 [Erasmus+ youth exchange]

GEYC is selecting 8 Romanian participants, to take part in the "Youth in C.R.I.S.I.S." European project that will take place in Agros, Cyprus from 12th to 19th of March 2016. The main aim of the youth exchange is to provide a forum for diverse cultures to come together and have a recognition for similarity and appreciation of difference, foster and encourage personal and social development through interaction on an inter-cultural level, empower young people to be active citizens and have an increased sense of belonging to Europe. Deadline to apply: October 12th, 2015.

Japanese Culture in a Nutshell

Konichi wa! This is the first greeting phrase everyone hears getting out of the plane and stepping on the outlandish land of Nippon koku. A month has passed since my Japanese experience has finished and yet, it feels as it happened yesterday. Every day was a travel in time, from the Ancient Japanese culture to the present and future one. Thus, in what follows, the story will focus on the most memorable things it happened each day, from my personal perspective.

Call for EVS sending partners: Erasmus+ / KA1 in Bucharest, RO

GEYC is looking for sending partners from European/Programme countries for "New Media Entrepreneurs" project which will take place in Bucharest, Romania. The application will be submitted under Erasmus+ program, KA1 to the Romanian National Agency for the 1st of October deadline.

5 cheap ways of travelling the world (and totally loving it)

Do you want to travel the world but don't really know how to mix limited resources in order to have an unforgettable experience? GEYC will give you a few tips in order to help you have an ultimate journey!

Story: On top of the cultural tide

GEYC took part in the project "Wall on the high tide", an European exchange held between 16th and 24th July 2014, in Gdansk, Poland involving young people from Poland, Turkey and Romania.

The main objective of this project was to debate upon the differences between cultures, to find similarities and also to raise awareness regarding the importance of cultural diversity .

Healthy Youth - training course in Mutenice 🇨🇿

World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development: the value of diversity as a growth opportunity for a united Europe

7 reasons why you should visit Paphos - the European Capital of Culture - in 2017

For those who don't know, Paphos was named the European Capital of Culture of 2017 and I am about to blow your mind with 7 reasons why you should put Paphos on your bucket list today. 

#Youth4Bauhaus - Design your city | Young people design the green & smart city of the future

#TheYouthCreativeAcademy: The Universal Day of the Romanian Blouse