Shock Waves

Video Recap of  Shock Waves

Some of the cool things we did during this project

A vlog from Shock Waves, including interviews and testimonials shared by our participants.

A few more moments from this activity 🙂

After the youth exchange, each national group had to organize at least one event in their country to promote inclusion within their community. Check out the cool events the groups organized:

For the Czech team, Sona Krejci organized a small concert at Rock Cafe with a rock band. She arranged the venue, coordinated with the band and the club, managed the schedule, and helped promote the event, which reached about 50 people.

The Hungarian team organized a Board Game Night in Budapest. They arranged the location and to promote the event they prepared a flyer, which they distributed in their community.

Our participants organized multiple dissemination events, sharing the knowledge, skills, and experience gained during the project within their communities.

Dissemination held by Anna Kurkova at Gymnazium Vitezslava Novaka, for 27 people. She prepared a presentation for her high school class, sharing her activity experiences, gained skills, and key sessions. She also presented the final project video and photos, introduced the E29 organization, and encouraged her peers to participate in similar opportunities.

The presentation she prepared

Dissemination held by Krystof Horejs at Sportovni Gymnazium Kladno, for 20 people. He created and presented a slideshow explaining how a youth exchange works and what participants learned during the activity. He also showed where to find other opportunities on the E29 website, recommended following E29 on Instagram, and answered questions about the project’s organization and daily routine.

Dissemination held by Mykhailo Lutso at University of Economics and Business Bratislava, for 16 people. He led a workshop introducing the Shock Waves youth exchange, promoting E29 and the organization Clube De Jovens Europeus. He also presented the activities and events organized for the local community in Peniche.

Dissemination held by Roman Khuda at Lviv National University of Ivan Franko, for 22 people. He held a Zoom call with his classmates, during which he introduced the E29 organization, presented the opportunities it offers, and explained how to apply for its activities.

Dissemination held by Klara Cupakova at Mendel University in Brno, for 35 people. She presented the Erasmus+ activity Shock Waves, explaining its main sessions and sharing her personal experience from participating in it. After the presentation, she displayed project leaflets to inform other students and shared additional information about the project with her friends, encouraging them to learn more about Erasmus+ opportunities.

Dissemination held by Luca Kappelmayer at Rackeve Ady Endre Gimnazium, for 20 people. She presented a PowerPoint she had created to her class, discussing the Shock Waves activity. She explained why she recommends the Erasmus+ programme and described how her classmates could apply for it. After the presentation, she showed the project’s final video.

Dissemination held by Anna Csirik and Varvara Arashina at Eotvos Lorand Tudomanyegyetem, for 8 people. They began by discussing Erasmus+ programs in general and then shared their experiences. They also showed the activity video, answered questions, and concluded by inviting participants to their upcoming event in Budapest.

Dissemination held by Lucia Vojtekova at Dormitory Druzba UK, for 10 people. She distributed flyers at her dormitory, explaining the principles of E29 and sharing her personal experience from the Shock Waves activity in Peniche. She highlighted the benefits of participating in youth exchanges, showed the E29 website, and left a flyer in the dormitory lift for others.

Dissemination held by Zita Igali at Pazmany Peter University, for 23 people. She gave a presentation about Erasmus+ projects and what they offer, and introduced E29 and their programs, including trainings and youth exchanges. She then shared the sessions from the Shock Waves activity and concluded by showing many pictures from the activity.

Dissemination held by Ana Ferreira and Amalie Bradacova, online via Google Meet, for 10 people. They organized and hosted an online workshop, Cross Border Horizons: Navigating Erasmus and E29 Experience, to showcase Erasmus+ and Youth Exchange opportunities. They presented E29’s mission, shared the Shock Waves activity, and encouraged intercultural dialogue, aiming to both inform and inspire young people to participate in high-quality projects.

Dissemination held by Sona Krejci and Nelly Bohmova at student dorms Strahov, for 10 people. They gave a short presentation followed by a discussion for students around their age. The event was held in an informal atmosphere to ensure the best possible experience and to share as much knowledge as they could. Afterward, they had a great discussion—many participants asked questions and showed interest in joining a project in the future.

Dissemination held by Timea Juhasz at her house, for 8 people. The dissemination activity took place during a family Christmas gathering, where she gave an informal but structured presentation about her Erasmus experience in Portugal with E29. During the presentation, she introduced the Erasmus+ programme and the E29 organization, explained its objectives, and shared details about the activities, workshops, and learning outcomes.

Dissemination held by Sofiia Oliinyk at Prague University of Economics and Business, for 13 people. She gave a presentation about the project and showed the final video. Firstly, she talked about the formal part of the project and what they did during it. Then she explained the purpose of such projects. After that, she gave instructions on who can apply for the project and how to do it. In the end she held a Q&A session.

Dissemination held by Zuzana Vongrejova at Gymnazium Jana Adama Raymana, for 200 people. She did her dissemination as a part of Open day at her high school. She and her two other friends had an Erasmus stand in their school corridor and they welcomed tens of small groups of their possible future classmates and presented them their participation in Shock Waves. They also briefly explained how Erasmus Youth exchanges in general work. Some of the visitors were pretty interested and asked them questions which they were more than happy to answer.

Dissemination held by Rares Mihai Constantin at Ion Barbu Theoretical High School, for 17 people. He prepared a presentation for his classmates.

Dissemination held by Amalia Ioana Ichim at Colegiul National Octavian Goga, for 15 people. She did a presentation for the 11th graders, since they would have more time to take part in those activities this year. She have showed them the final video, while explaining the main topic of the project, the meaning of a youth exchange and different sessions they’ve held there. At the end, she showed them the E29 website and explained the application process.

Dissemination held by Barbora Fialova at  Gymnazium Cyrila Daxnera, for 24 people. She prepared a presentation for her classmates. She talked about the topic of the activity, the place and she also showed them the final video.

Dissemination held by Aron Bartus at Kozgazdasagi Politechnikum Alternative High School, for 25 people. He prepared a presentation for 8th grade. The goal was to show them how to apply for Erasmus+ projects, talk about the E29 organization and aslo about the Shock Waves activity.