Storytelling – a key to inclusive society

Erasmus+ Adult EducationSmall-scale partnerships in adult educationID: 2022-2-LV01-KA210-ADU-000099986
EC Contribution
€600
Consortium Size
4 orgs
Start Year
2022
Summary

1. Exchange experience on how to use storytelling as a social inclusion tool 2. Learn how to use storytelling to build a sense of place identity and strengthen community involvement in rural regio...

Objectives

1. Exchange experience on how to use storytelling as a social inclusion tool 2. Learn how to use storytelling to build a sense of place identity and strengthen community involvement in rural regions 3. Learn how to use storytelling to build sustainable link between generations in order to transfer intangible culture heritage 4. Gain knowledge on how to create systematic, sustainable and integrated cooperation in different sectors – municipality, 5. NGO, members of community - to promote storytelling as a tool of social inclusion 6. Get experience about the creation of a successful storytelling route that promotes intangible culture heritage and involves 7. local community 8. Explore the possibilities of digitizing storytelling routes that would make it more accessible and inclusive 9. Train staff of the municipality’s public institutions and local NGOs on how to effectively use storytelling in work with the 10. local community 11. Broaden the perspective of storytelling to differed institutions of municipality that work with people – library, youth center, 12. museum, social services 13. Exchange experience about storytelling traditions in Sweden, Ljungby and Latvia, Kuldiga

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