In the “Taking Little Steps Towards Change” project by ILEU e.V., young and older participants from various Danube countries came together to discuss pressing social issues, both online and in person. The project facilitated rich exchanges on social, economic, and political topics through two international online workshops and an in-person session, which took place during the 8th partner meeting of the “Danube-Networkers” educational network.

More about the project: https://stepsforchanges.net/

In July 2024, the Danube Networkers Partner Meeting will be held in Ulm as part of the 13th Danube Festival, featuring participants from all Danube countries.

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We are thrilled to announce that ViMA Danube is now available in Croatian and Polish! This means that our users from these countries can now enjoy the benefits of ViMA Danube in their native language.

The international multifunctional online platform ViMA Danube (participate actively in digital ways) is now available in 14 languages: English, German, Ukrainian, Romanian, Bulgarian, Serbian, Spanish, French, Slovenian, Italian, Slovakian, Hungarian, Croatian, and Polish.
ViMA aims to be a virtual gathering platform for people residing along the Danube river and other parts of Europe. We welcome individuals of all ages and nationalities to join ViMA and share their interests with others. You can create posts on your favorite European destinations or participate in the “Traces of Europe in my Town” competition.

ViMA is a joint project of ILEU e.V. and the “Digitale Agenda” of the city of Ulm with the support of the Ministry of State Baden-Württemberg.

Visit the platform: https://vima-danube.eu/mitmachen

On February 25th, 2024, something really special happened. It was the day of the 83rd Online Come-Together event, and it was all about Ukraine and its people. The session was a wonderful display of solidarity and support for Ukrainians everywhere. And get this—70 people participated in the event under the motto “Two years of war, but never alone!”

It was truly an inspiring moment that won’t be forgotten anytime soon.

Watch the session HERE!

Nature holds many different treasures that we often don’t even realize are there – even though many of them have become an integral part of our everyday lives. This also includes the many herbs that grow wild in nature and accompany us in various ways in our everyday lives. We are looking for people who:

– love nature

– are interested in botany, cooking, literature, natural medicine, art and photography

– want to share knowledge with others and discover new things

In the project “Discovering and appreciating wild herbs together”, we would like to explore the diversity of wild herbs locally with many nature lovers in the Danube countries and in other European countries and show how they are used and what significance they have in the respective countries. We want to research with you, exchange information, compare and learn lots of new things!

More on https://vima-danube.eu/interessengruppen/648c288384da220456ced522

Over the past two years partners from six different European countries (Ileu e.V. Germany; University of Ruse Bulgaria; UPUA Spain; ZAPROKUL Serbia; FEDERUNI Italy; Writers’ League, Timisoara Romania) worked together on the In-Cult project. This project was funded by the Erasmus+ program of the European Union.

The project “Living Intangible Culture” (In-Cult) seeks to build bridges between adult education organizations and learners from (South-) east and (South-) west of Europe through the uniting power of the shared European intangible cultural heritage. The online In-Cult game, which was developed in the project, allows you to test your knowledge about the cultural treasures of Bulgaria, Romania, Serbia, Germany, Spain and Italy and gain new knowledge about the participating partner countries and their cultural heritage.

The game invites educators from a wide range of educational sectors, such as adult education, but also school education, to integrate the game into their own teaching, with the support of the materials provided on the website.  Interested people of all ages can engage with the game individually or together in groups to learn about the intangible cultural assets of the participating countries presented in the game.

Get an insight into the project result and test the game yourself!

Visit in-cult-game.eu