An interview developed during the first LTT of YoMEM project, about my favourite European Value: solidarity

The story of a young girl who discovered Erasmus + projects, Europe and love for her new friends. Digital story created in the project Autobiographical Stories for Fostering Youth's Employability - an Erasmus + mobility for youth workers 2020-3-RO01-KA105-094963 (Sibiu, Romania - 11-18 July 2021)

Clarisse was born in France, her mother from Madagascar and her father from France. she went for the first time to Madagascar when she was 15, and it was a real shock for her who lived in a rich country. In Madagascar food, water and streets are privileges. while coming

Storia di viaggi e esperienze di apprendimento

This story is about my parents who fled from a country at war to find peace and stability in Europe.

1 gennaio 2002: arriva l'Euro in Italia. ci avviciniamo all'Europa Unita. Il piacere di viaggiare all'estero senza la preoccupazione di cambiare la valuta e farci sentire a disagio con spese e valori che non riconosciamo subito. ricorderò sempre il primo viaggio fatto con il vantaggio di non dover cambiare i soldi

This is a true story about migration and survial that someone told me while waiting in a bus station. While he has describing to me his life, his bus came. I never saw him again.

People can become great and at the same time can become your worst nightmare...

People can become great and at the same time can become your worst nightmare...

When I was 19, I moved to Venice for my bachelor's degree and I started to study Philosophy, International Studies, and Economics. It is an interesting degree mix of these three majors. Also within the first few days I had met nice people and had a friend group. We started

This story is about my journey about living in Venice. In this story, I mentioned how my life changed after moving to Venice? , I realized my passion for art in Venice. The environment had a huge effect on this. This story is important to me because moving to another

Moomins and what they symbolise for me