Asociația SUPER TINERI (ASIRYS)

Aliko Muska stated that in Ioannina, in Greece, the initial plan was to have the Sports Activator event with 4 teams of 7 people in order to held 4 games in 3-4 days, although it was difficult to find 28 individuals willing to participate. Even if many people were invited, the final number of participants was 14 in total. The whole schedule needed to be rethought and reduced at one day in which they had a great football match. The activities made the participants more active and helped them to socialize. Aliko shared his personal impression as a coordinator: ”I am very happy that I had the opportunity to organise such an event because before that I couldn't even imagine that I could pull such a thing out.”   During the dissemination was presented the Erasmus programme. Although, few participants showed real interest and tried to learn more about it. fortunately, at the end of the event, a group was created to organize new sports days.   Sports Activator is co-funded by Erasmus+ Spo

Hugo Agra Gomes dos Santos and his team created an online Webinar about Family Health and Well-being. The city council had helped him to promote the event on their cultural agenda. On social media they had 17 days of promotion and the webinar was done from a recognized Local Business Habitat co-working space of the city, normally where creative/entrepreneurship projects born and are developed. They reached more than 1000 people via social media marketing actions, on Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn. They had more than 20 people participating on the event. The webinar was made on Zoom platform and all presented speakers were professionals with experience on the program topics. Their main purpose was to increase awareness on local families about this topic and get their interaction with speakers, so they can get motivation each day, and responsibility to apply the knowledge on their daily-life.   Sports Activator is co-funded by Erasmus+ Sport Programme, with the support of the European

În perioada iulie - septembrie 2020, vom oferi persoanelor interesate din Târgu Frumos și zonele limitrofe, posibilitatea de a participa la 4 laboratoare artistice:  1. Laboratorul de film - facilitat de Hanul Choi (Coreea de Sud), cu sprijinul Biancăi Gavrilescu 2. Laboratorul de ceramică - facilitat de Deniz Ataman (Turcia), cu sprijinul Luciei Frumoasa și Monei Ursache 3. Laboratorul de fotografie - facilitat de Eliana Colzani (Italia), cu sprijinul Iuliei Bălașa 4. Laboratorul de muzică - facilitat de Omar Trillo (Peru), cu sprijinul Elenei Vintilă și Biancăi Rusu În cadrul laboratoarelor se vor desfășura diverse activități și ateliere tematice, gratuite. Activitățile vor avea loc în fiecare săptămână,  la Centrul de Tineret ACT House și în studioul de ceramică. Programul va fi anunțat în fiecare zi de luni pentru săptămâna ce vine, prin email și pe paginile organizației. Laboratoarele vor fi facilitate de voluntari internaționali, comunicarea fiind în limba engleză, însă vor exis

Let me tell you a story. It was the month June of that year, the weather just started to get warmer and warmer everyday. I could feel the change in my small room, it was quite unbearable to stay inside and impossible to sleep. Well, we could say that summer has come.  After a beautiful and unpredictable month, I was quite excited for the beginning of a new one. I knew that something amazing is going to happen and help me achieve one of my goals: Learning how to manage an art studio. Because I always wanted to be an independent artist, creating in my small studio, managing the advertising part and reaching a lot of people. It happened, with small steps. After having discussions with Mihaela about renewing the old youth center and turning it to a ceramic studio, we started preparing. First, we bought the materials we will need there: Clay, shaping materials, glaze, pigments and the ceramic kiln- that huge oven to ‘cook’ the ceramics and make them strong enough to stand for ages. I rememb

June has passed and I now find myself in the half of this volunteering experience in Târgu Frumos. More than the previous months, June has been full of new encounters and trips to discover new places. During the first week we visited the Jewish cemetery, a place rich in history, located in the hills around the city. The place is unfortunately left in a state of semi abandonment with most of the gravestones covered with vegetation. Here I met the caretaker, a lady who lives nearby and who told me something about the history of the place and how even today, despite none of the Jewish community is living in the city, somebody still comes from other cities to visit it. Near where the cemetery is located I also met some families belonging to the Rroma community, with the help of a local volunteer I talked with them and took some photos that will become part of the photographic project through which I am documenting Târgu Frumos. As I like drawing in the computer I collaborated in the editin

June came and went faster than I thought. The on arrival training has finished and with the less strict condition of the alert status we were able to move around more freely (with a mask of course). My mind was concentrated on the various task that went evolving progressively even though I faced some difficulties on the way. For example, the video. If anyone follows the activities and uploads of Super Tineri knows that a video about Târgu Frumos had been published. Well behind this simple video a lot of things happened. The video was on the making before the quarantine began and there was even a shotlist (paper where the recording plans are written) ready. When the state of emergency happened, it was put on pause for two months. For this month, I was determined to finish it. I finished the video with my friends and it’s now out there displayed to the world. Now I am satisfied that it’s over and people can watch it. My intention for the crowdfunding projects things was to make documenta

June was a month of discovering Romania and make new friends. The situation with the virus improved, so we had the opportunity to go a little further from the city. The first week we had an approach with the Rroma community in a sector of Târgu Frumos and we learned how they live. We all went to see the abandoned Jewish cemetery and according to the inhabitants of the city, no one was in charge of that territory. We met with the children of the area and they taught us some places and a little of the Rroma language. The second week begins with the creation of crowdfunding, with the first song about my life and with the intention of deepening the music in Romania. I began to work with the Gisela, a music teacher, and her students. I learned a lot about Romanian music, its rhythms and melodies. Also, we were always meeting more artists. The third week was a week of recording and meeting new musicians to advance the project. I have walked through the city recording sounds. We visited the t