Endecameron Youth Exchange

Youth exchanges to explore today’s Europe and redefine bonds between Europeans through arts and theatre. 

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WHAT
is the aim?

An artistic and civic exchange questioning European values

WHO
is involved?

20 young Europeans, working with 4 theatre companies

WHEN
is it happening?

The exchange took place from 1st to 12th August 2019

The Aim

Europe today is in the midst of a crisis in trust. Faced with the growing challenges of migration, economic insecurity, and Brexit, how can we reassert bonds of common trust between Europeans?

The project proposes using youth exchanges as a means to rediscover and rebuild collaborative relationships between Europeans. 

The Exchange

During a week of cultural and artistic workshops, 20 young Europeans shared their knowledge, stories, and cultures. Such an experience allowed them to broaden their horizons and learn about other European societies, as well as learning valuable skills in teamwork, communication, and creativity. Over the week, the activities were focused on using art and theatre to question notions of European identity and what kind of Europe we want to live in. 

The hope is that the experience may encourage them to conduct their own such projects, inspired by this experience and using the skills they have learned throughout it. Thus, a positive cycle is enabled – of influence and dissemination of European values. 

Endecameron Youth Exchange is part of a larger cycle of European projects and youth exchanges (see Trust, Trust 2, Roots of Trust).

The Partners

Timeline

1st-12th August 2019

Youth exchange in Rocca Sinibalda, Italy. 

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EYE Youth Exchange 2019 – Italy

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