Training course in Portugal. As part of the strategic project Mediculture, of which Asociación Mundus is part, from May 5 to 9, 2019, four people from the Mundus team went to train in Cascais, Portugal. This LTTA (Learning Teaching and Training Activity) revolved around the integration of interculturality in adult education.

Last Easter, a team of five trotamundus flew to Turin and Pragelatto (Italy), to be part of the youth exchange "Youth to change EU", organized by the Italian association Eufemia. Maite (team leader), Cristian, Júlia, Ana and Usman had the opportunity to share more than a week with young people from various European countries to discuss the issue of European elections and youth involvement in the EU. Do you want to know what they tell us when they return?

EVS in Romania. The ACT Together project is already underway. It started at the beginning of March with 4 volunteers and the team was completed the first week of April until a group of 10 volunteers was created, among them our trotamundus Irene Felices, Alberto Castro and Cathaysa Esther Martin. Keep reading to know about their adventures in Bailesti (Romania).

Antalya, Turkey April 2019. A place of film, an Erasmus training course and 32 people from eight countries in Europe. The group participating in the "EVS beyond borders" project, which was held in Turkey in mid-April, tells us in this interesting chronicle how this Erasmus + project has been about the EVS program and its possibilities. Keep reading because it won't let you down.

Erasmus+ VET. On the 27th and 28th April 2018 took place the pre-departure training organised by Asociación Mundus for the VET students who will carry out an Erasmus+ internships this summer in different European countries thanks to Erasmus+ programme that promotes the learning mobility among the Vocational and Educational Training schools.

EVS in Romania - Testimony. Good news is still coming from Craiova, Romania, where Marta Aparicio, Inés Peinado, Elisabet Clariana and Belen Hafner volunteer for the Action Changes Things (ACT) project of the Associatia Comunitati pentru Tineret organization. They have already passed the equator of the project and this is what they tell us.

Do you want to know what is happening in the My Story Map project?

Here you can consult the second newsletter with the basic information about the evolution of the project.

My Story Map is a strategic project of the Key Action 2 of the Erasmus + (KA2) program and is funded by the European Commission. Here you can read more about this project, its objectives, activities and actions.

EVS in Romania. Ana Gómez and Francesc Ferran were the people selected to be part of the Second ACT project, a six-month European Voluntary Service (EVS) in the municipality of Bailesti, Romania, with the organization ACT ONG. The two, together with 3 other volunteers from Portugal and Italy, have prepared a dossier summary of the educational project which has led them to organize activities of all kinds with students from the region, such as intercultural conferences presenting the traditions of their countries , language courses, personal development workshops and events of all kinds to promote mobility programs, culture and active participation of local communities together with volunteers.

Erasmus + youth exchange in Romania. Seven young people marched with Mundus to Romania this month to participate in the Youth Decide project on youth and political participation in Bacau (Romania). The group has been reflecting with young people from six European countries on the role of Europe's youth in the face of the upcoming European Parliament elections.

KA2 Story Maps. Between the 8th and the 13th of April we have carried out a series of workshops in collaboration with the Casco Viejo Socio-Labor Center, with eleven students from hairdressing and mechanics studies, along with alumni of that center. The objective has been for the particiats to share their life stories by working with a platform called ArcGis online, combined with Esri Story Maps to translate their stories into digital format.

Yousseff Issa is our Sevillian volunteer in Lisbon. Since the beginning of October he has participated in the "Differences make you grow" project in Lisbon. This mobility has been possible thanks to the Proatlântico host association and the Erasmus + program, which is funded by the European Voluntary Service. Youseff has sent us a lot of photos and some lines about how his experience is being. Keep up the good work!

We don't stop talking about youth exchange, we encourage you to come from Erasmus with Mundus, to live the experience of traveling to learn, but ... what does a youth exchange really consist of? In this chronicle, Hóngxin Busquets, who participated last month in the "Power of Youth" youth exchange in Slanic Moldova (Romania), tells us what these types of projects consist of by example of their own experience. Read on to learn more about these projects.

Between April 2 and 5, the second "Edu-Action 2.0" meeting was held in Montevideo, a training project funded by the Erasmus + program that focuses on the prevention and reduction of early school leaving in different countries. From a global approach, the project includes different mobility activities to promote the learning of good practices among the project partners. In this meeting, the project communication strategy was outlined and work was carried out to carry out an awareness campaign on the problem of early school leaving.

Erasmus VET in Spain. We have talked with Anna Skocz and Magdalena Lenartowicz, two Polish accompanying persons that came to Zaragoza, mentoring two groups of students that come from the Poland for a 4-weeks traineeship in Zaragoza, Spain, thanks to the Erasmus+ VET programme. Anna and Magdalena have visited the companies of their students, tutored them and have got to know Mundus a bit better.

Erasmus + VET Aragon. The Asociación Tutelar Aragones de Discapacidad Intelectual (ATADES) and Mundus have signed a collaboration agreement to cooperate in the reception of international internship students. This April, 30 Bulgarian students from the field of agricultural studies will carry out their professional training practices at the Gardeniers Special Employment Center.