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Last Day

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Our seminar has sadly come to an end. After a week of hard work and learning, we had to say our goodbyes. However, before doing so, we set aside some time for the portugese team to facilitate one last dance workshop.It was really beautiful to see the kind of work we could produce together after spending a week of building partnerships. All of the participants were even blindfolded to create an atmosphere of concentration. Later in the day we all sat down together and shared our plans for future collaborations together. In that aspect, the seminar was quite a success because every team is very excited to create future projects togther! Lastly, we discussed the youth pass and everyone received their Art for Inclusion Certificate!
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Day 5

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Today we dedicated the morning to project creating. In order to do so we shared our background on Erasmus+ programme, going deep into the three different key actions and the different projects that can be applied for funding.   Later on we created two different mock projects, one key action 1 that combined a job shadowing experience and a training course and a transnational youth initiative (key action 2) that were later on presented. On the afternoon we had a theatre workshops with different activities as well and improvisations, which we could bring back to our country. To finish the day we went to Calahorra to see Arsido's "Gesticulate", an inclusive theatre show with actors with and without Down Syndrome, which was the good practice presented by the Spanish good practice shared on Day 2 of this project.
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Day 4

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Our Culture Visit to Logroño This morning we got on a bus together to go to the capital of La Rioja and home of the Spanish teams organisations. On arrival, we made our way directly to IRJ to be introduced to the Riojana Minister of Foreign Affairs and the Minister for Social Services. After being so warmly welcomed to Logroño, by both the politicians and the weather, we had free time to explore the beautiful city of Logroño. The majority of the participants went to Calle Laurel, which is a famous tapa street for this region. When we returned to IRJ later that day, there was a short presentation of Asprodema, a local spanish organisation that specifically spoke about their integretional literuature group. Afterwards, they allowed us to evaluate/use board games that they use with their disabled groups. After a long day of learning and culture, we then returned back to Alfaro by 10 o clock.   
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