The day began with a group discussion on traditional and modern approaches to building community resilience. Participants explored how communities have historically addressed challenges and compared these approaches with contemporary strategies. After the initial discussion, participants were divided into smaller groups to research and present examples of both traditional and modern resilience practices. The session concluded with a reflection on Bhutan’s innovative mindfulne

The day began with a Lithuanian breakfast that brought everyone together around culture, conversation, and shared experience. These intercultural mornings are slowly becoming one of the most special parts of the project, simple moments where participants discover each other’s traditions not through presentations, but through everyday experiences, food, stories, and conversations around the table. After breakfast, participants took part in a reflective activity called “Resilie

The second day felt different. The nervousness of the first day slowly started disappearing, and the group began turning into something more natural, more open, and more connected. We started the morning with a speed-dating activity that filled the room with energy, laughter, and nonstop conversations. In just a short time, participants discovered shared interests, funny stories, unexpected similarities, and small details that made strangers feel much more familiar. Names bec