The Erasmus+ project “Empowering Young Disabled People to Take Action in Europe”, was developed and organized by Act Global CIC UK in partnership with Asociatia Babilon Travel Romania.
The closure of the local project “Terra Mirabilis: Tourist Tracks for Visually Impaired Young People” was marked by a press conference and a ceremony held at the Taylor’s Tower Cluj-Napoca on November 27, 2014.
There were participating 18 journalists from national and local newspapers, radio and TV stations (TVR, Antena 1, Digi 24, Radio Romania Cluj, Radio Romania Tg. Mureș and Radio Voice Evangheliei).
Some of the broadcasts can be watched below:
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Babilon Travel NGO has completed the project Terra Mirabilis: Tourist Tracks for Visually Impaired Young People, Cluj-Napoca, Romania, November 24, 2014.
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Babilon Travel NGO completed the project Terra Mirabilis, a local project that aims to create a tourist trail for the blind or visually impaired in the historical center of Cluj-Napoca. (more…)
European youth workers need to be given the possibility to share best practices on the recognition of non-formal education. Therefore the training course “Recognition of Non-Formal Education”, held in Weimar/Germany, between October 10-16, 2014, focused on the exchange of tools and instruments used in different European countries, to further develop a common strategy to be implemented on the local, national and European level. View the album…