Youth for Europe Projects Here you can read about approved Youth for Europe Projects, and maybe get inspiration for your own projects!

Greece
Responsible organization: Hienet Duration: 9 days Place of the realization: Piraeus, Athens	Olympic Youth web The Olympic Youth web was a Youth exchange which took place in the summer 2002. There were participating 70 people from 13 different countries of Europe and create in  a Web page about the history about the Olympic Games. It was very interesting and the result is a very nice Web page. Take a look!
Greece
Responsible organization: Hienet Duration: Place of the realization: Chios, Greece	Multimedia Crossroad The Multimedia Crossroad is the follow-up of the Youth exchange Multimedia Camp 2000 in Cologne. It took place in summer 2001 on the island Chios in the northeast of the Aegean sea. In different workshops, 70 young people from 11 countries of Europe created with the help of new multimedia a contribution for a cultural exchange.
Greece and Norway
Participan organizations: - Cultural Association of Kipseli Artas - Digitalis Duration: 11 days Place of the realization: Volda, Norway & Kipseli Artas, Greece	Friendship Through Cultural Experiences Friendship Through Cultural Experiences was a bilateral Youth Exchange which took place in Volda, Norway, 2002, and in Athens/Kipseli Artas, Greece, 2003. The participants were people from Digitalis youth choir and a Greek traditional dancing group from the Cultural Association of Kipseli Artas. Throughout the project we discussed differences and similarities in our cultures, taught each other songs, dances and traditional cooking. We explored the area around the venue of the exchange, through different activities, and we became close friends. We also had performances which involved the local community both in Norway and in Greece.
Norway and Portugal
Participant organizations: - Digitalis - Coro de Santa Maria Duration: 9 days Place of the realization: Lisbon, Portugal & Volda, Norway	Sound of Friendship The Sound of Friendship was a bilateral Youth Exchange between a youth choir from Portugal and a youth choir from Norway. The first part took place in Lisbon, Portugal, October 1999, and the second part in Volda, Norway, April 2000. 60 young people with the common interest of singing, met and rehearsed together, got to know each other, discussing cultural issues, and made performances.
Slovenia
Responsible organization: Society of Allies for Soft Landing Duration: 9 days Place of the realization: Posavje, Slovenia	Get the Picture Get the Picture is a youth exchange program, which was carried out as a part of EU Youth Programme. 24 young people from Netherlands and Slovenia were participants in this film seminar. The main purpose of it was to enable young people to come across different cultures and to open some new perspectives in old things through some activities. Workshops, lectures and some trips in the surroundings offered new knowledge to the participants. The emphasis in the project was on the creation of videos, the participants were finding out about this media in small groups. In only nine days they filmed 12 short films.
United Kingdom
Responsible organization: Society of Allies for Soft Landing Duration: 8 days Place of the realization: Wales, United Kingdom	Peacefest Within the projects of Society of Allies for Soft Landing young people from Posavje went to Wales in September 2002. It was a 8 – day lasting peace festival, where young people from different parts of Europe (Netherlands, Spain, Sardinia, Romania, Poland, Wales, Israel and Slovenia) discussed peace, participated in different workshops (dance, singing, theatre…), looked around the countryside and checked out the sheep. The main happening was a peace fest, where they created a protest note against the attack in Iraq and took it to London to hand it over to Tony Blair. He was absent so they gave it to his secretary. Next year they are planning a peace fest in Poland.

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