As part of the Erasmus+ project Connected Minds, United Actions, students and teachers from Hungary, Romania, Türkiye, Spain, Portugal, and Czechia gathered in Budapest for the second LTTA activity, “Experiencing Diversity Together.”
Throughout the week, participants took part in team-building activities, digital storytelling workshops, sustainability-focused visits, and intercultural learning experiences. Students worked in international teams, explored themes of inclusion and diversity, and created short videos presenting different social perspectives and real-life school situations.
The programme also focused on environmental awareness through visits to the MOHU Waste Sorting Plant and the Pusztazámor landfill site, helping participants better understand recycling, waste management, and sustainability challenges. Another memorable experience was the visit to the Invisible Exhibition in Budapest, where students and teachers developed greater empathy and understanding toward visually impaired people.
In addition to educational activities, participants explored Budapest’s cultural and historical landmarks, strengthened international friendships, and experienced Hungarian traditions and cuisine. The project week concluded with creative upcycling workshops, certificate ceremonies, and a final cultural programme in Budapest.
The mobility successfully promoted inclusion, sustainability, creativity, and international cooperation while creating unforgettable experiences for all participants.
