I spent the week from the 17.8 till 25.8 in San Teodoro, Sardegna. Together with the Italian team we spend an amazing time together learning more about the topic of art as a tool for including migrants. Unfortunately, the Spanish team couldn’t join due to some corona travel restrictions.
Our schedule was packed but still filled with both fun and work activities. On our first day we did many different ice breakers and team building activities to get to know the group better. I really enjoyed that our whole project was in the nature and we had the amazing opportunity to have our sessions right by the seaside. Here we talked a lot about different art tools and how to use them. After we got to know the different areas of art, we experienced some of them as well. In the end we planned our own projects which to topic art as a tool for migrant inclusion.
At night we had intercultural evenings to get to know the different cultures from the participating countries better. Every country had the change to present itself while showing some videos, presentations, dances and quizzes before we tasted their traditional food and drinks and spent the evening together with music from these countries. I really enjoyed this part of the course because the campsite provided us with a really cosy atmosphere and good late night talks.
After this training course I feel encouraged to work more on art tools especially because didn’t really get in touch with art in non-formal education before and I would like to learn more about this topic.
Anna
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