IN TOUCH: The kick-off meeting


Asociatia Babilon Travel was part of the first trans-national meeting, the kick-off meeting, of the Erasmus+ KA-2 project IN TOUCH, that was held in Oxford on October 15, 2019.
Part of the agenda were: (more…)


Asociatia Babilon Travel was part of the first trans-national meeting, the kick-off meeting, of the Erasmus+ KA-2 project IN TOUCH, that was held in Oxford on October 15, 2019.
Part of the agenda were: (more…)
“Growing in Insight-ability of Mobility” (GIM) is the first Capacity Building Youth project coordinated by Asociatia Babilon Travel.
GIM involves 4 partners from Romania, Italy, Argentina and Peru.
The specific aim of GIM is to build competences of youth workers in order to empower inclusion, active participation and entrepreneurial skills of fewer opportunities youth, as well as youth who have minor disabilities, from South America and Europe, excluded on behalf of their impairment, social status, financial status or education. Continue reading…
The Swim to Live 2 project, part of the Erasmus+ Sport small collaborative partnership between Slovenia, Italy and Romania, continued with a 3 day transnational meeting in Ankaran, Slovenia, during May 10-13, 2018.
The participants shared their experiences gained during the previous parts of the project, made a lot of indoor and outdoor mindfulness sessions and had a lot of fun. Continue reading…
Empowering Visually Impaired Young People to Stand-Up for Inclusive Policy Reforms is the first Structural Dialogue project of Asociatia Babilon Travel. Due to the excellent outputs obtained (Set of Propsals and Code of Good Practices), during the trans-national meeting in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, the EMVISION project, co-funded by the European Union, through the Erasmus+ Programme, was nominated and awarded with the Special Award for Youth of the National Public Participation Awards Gala CeRe 2018. (more…)
employABLE will bring together 40 disabled young people between 18 and 30 years old and their carers from Italy, Ireland, Poland, Romania and UK.