Video made by our participant Ana Beatriz Costa: Portrait of “Rabo de Peixe”.
Our Project
São Miguel, with its unspoiled natural beauty, unique community, and remote setting amidst the Atlantic Ocean, provided an inspiring backdrop for the training The island’s lush volcanic landscapes, picturesque lakes, and dramatic coastlines, combined with its rich mythical stories, offered a captivating setting From the start, we were eager to immerse ourselves in the island’s stunning scenery and to hear the voices of the local community The island’s sense of remoteness added to the intrigue and depth of the experience.
The warm hospitality and enthusiasm of the Azorean community, particularly in Rabo de Peixe, added a meaningful layer to the training The locals’ openness and willingness to share their stories enriched the participants’ projects, making the experience even more memorable The final documentaries produced by the youth workers are a testament to the success of “Eyeland Captures” They beautifully capture the essence of São Miguel and the rich stories of its people The island’s beauty and the heartfelt interactions with its residents left a lasting impression on everyone involved, showcasing the profound impact of storytelling.
Check out the incredible results from this unforgettable training and get a glimpse into the captivating stories and amazing content created Stay tuned for more exciting activities like this in the future, and don’t miss your chance to be part of our next adventure!.
A small gallery from the photography challenge made in Ponta Delgada (capital city of São Miguel Island).
Dissemination Events
Our participants organized events for dissemination and exploitation of results, sharing the knowledge, skills and experience gained during the activities, within their community.
Dissemination held by Matei Constantin who explained what Erasmus is, how he got to Azores and how the students can apply and attend projects too There were 35 students.
Dissemination held by Beata Kiss for 16 people in NB Romanian Grammar and Highschool She presented E29, Erasmus+ and talked about the application and opportunities.
Dissemination held by Beatrice Frank in the highschool she is studying at Talinn, for 10 people.
Dissemination held by Titas Bajarskas, Bogdan Vilcan and Matei Constanin, during a youth exchange that they participated This youth exchange had participants from Romania, Lithuania, Hungary, and Slovakia.
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