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Infopack TALES Traditions Alive, Learning & Expressing Stories Madeira, Portugal 25 - 5th June 2024
Infopack TALES Traditions Alive, Learning & Expressing Stories Madeira, Portugal 25 - 5th June 2024
Infopack TALES Traditions Alive, Learning & Expressing Stories Madeira, Portugal 25 - 5th June 2024
T.A.L.E.S
TRADITIONS ALIVE, LEARNING &
EXPRESSING STORIES
ID: KA152-YOU-4F8CB1FA
TABLE OF
CONTENTS
01 About the Project
02 Vision
03 Participants Profile
04 Accomodation
07 Activities
09 Contact
About The
Project
We can’t wait to see you in Madeira for our project "T.A.L.E.S: Traditions
Alive: Learning & Expressing Stories".
Through these objectives, the project seeks to create a lasting impact on the
lives of participants, fostering a sense of pride in their cultural heritage,
promoting cross-cultural understanding, and building a community of young
individuals dedicated to preserving and celebrating traditions for future
generations.
01
MISSION
The vision of the project T.A.L.E.S: Traditions Alive: Learning & Expressing
Stories" is to create a vibrant and inclusive community of young individuals
who are passionate about preserving and celebrating cultural traditions
through the power of storytelling and creative expression.
a modern context.
3. A network of empowered youth who are equipped with the skills and
the richness and beauty that different traditions bring to our collective
identity.
02
participant
PROFILE
01
Teams
Participating countries: Portugal, Romania,
Turkey, Malta, Lativa &The Netherlands.
02
35 youngsters aged 18 -25 years old
Formation of Teams:
5 from each of the 7 participating countries.
3 participants per country will be from The selection committee will consider:
disadvantaged backgrounds or facing
challenges. Applicant's motivation and interest
The accommodation arrangements will ensure the comfort, safety, and well-being of
the participants throughout the duration of the project.
The project organizers have worked closely with local partners to secure suitable
lodging facilities that meet the needs and preferences of the participants.
Participants can expect to stay in shared rooms (6-8 people) same gender fellow
participants, fostering a sense of community and camaraderie.
The accommodation is conveniently located in the center of Funchal allowing easy
access and participation in all scheduled events.
04
Travel to and
from Madeira
Participants traveling to and from Madeira for the project T.A.L.E.S will be supported by the project
organizers and sending organizations to ensure a smooth and hassle-free journey.
Here's what you need to know:
Travel Plans:
National teams are required to travel together as a team.
LUGAGES: Each member of the team is allowed to have the “priority” option for their travel luggage
beeing this, “Priority passengers are entitled to trolley bag of maximum size 55 x 40 x 23 cm in addition
to the free carry-on bag (max. 40 x 30 x 20 cm) into the cabin.”
Team leaders will have a 20kg checked-in luggage, being responsible for bringing additional cultural
attires, tradtional food, snacks, drinks and the required preparatory material.
TICKETS ARE NOT TO BE PURCHASED BEFORE APPROVAL OF THE HOSTING PORTUGUESE TEAM.
Travel Dates:
Travel days are May 24th and 5th June, 2024. You can arrive up to 3 days before the project and leave
up to 3 days after, but accommodation and food won't be provided for those extra days. Participants
cannot arrive later than May 24th or depart earlier than June 5th.
(ex. Arriving earliest to Madeira on the 22nd. May or departing latest 7th June).
Reimbursement Policy:
Participants will be reimbursed in Euros, up to a maximum limit, based on provided documents (plane
tickets, boarding passes, etc.). Refer to the "terms and conditions" for detailed reimbursement policy
provided to you after selection.
Departure Time:
Departures can only be after 10:00 on the last day of the project. Participants will be guided according
to their travels.
Our goal is to ensure that participants can fully engage in the project's activities without worrying about
travel logistics. We're here to support you every step of the way.
05
Partner
Countries
&BUDGET
Malta - Il-Maltija dance: Expertise in folk dance, videography, and photography, providing a
contemporary perspective on traditions.
Latvia - Gatves Déjà dance: Brings extensive experience in tradtional dance and tradtions.
Netherlands: Highly experienced in Erasmus+ programs, supporting the overall execution of the
project.
Turkey - Horon: Participants bring the UNESCO-recognized Horon dance and expertise in Turkish
musical instruments, facilitating immersion in Turkish culture.
Romania - Horă: Brings traditional Horă dance and attire, along with team-building experience,
ensuring group cohesion and memorable performances.
Hungary: Introduce participants to the Busó Festival in Mohács, fostering cultural exchange and
collaboration in traditional festivities.
Budgets
06
Activities of
T.A.L.E.S
24th May
Arrival of Participants 1st June - Sustainable Living Living in
28th May - Folk Music and Dance Harmony with Nature
Informal meeting to Get to Know Rhythms of Our Ancestors
Fanal Forest Vist
Each Other
Folk Music and Dance - The Cedros Hike - “One Bag Adventure”
Welcome and Introduction Importance of Preservation Continue Flashmob Preparation
Exchange dance night Folk Music and Dance Workshop Outdoor
First Stage of Flashmob Preparation Turkish Cultural Evening
Latvian Cultural Evening
07
Venues of
T.A.L.E.S
Main Venue of Activities
2nd June - Community Engagement
Building Stronger Communities
2nd round of the Cultural Photo
Exhibition Casa do Povo de Machico
25th May - Discovering Our Roots
Local NGO Visit
Risk & Preventions Guidelines
Adapted NFC Geocatching - Team
Icebreaker activities,
Building in Machico
Setting up social media channels
Introduction to Youthpass and
Final Flash Mob Preparation
Eight Core Competencies of the Party Committee gathering
Erasmus Plus Program
Treasure Hunt in Funchal
Portuguese Cultural evening
07
T.A.L.E.S.
Youth Exchange:
T
CODE OF CONDUC
The T.A.L.E.S. Youth Exchange project will foster a fun and enriching environment built on mutual respect, cultural
exchange, and personal growth. To ensure a positive experience for everyone, all participants are expected to adhere to
the following code of conduct:
Respect:
Treat all participants, team leaders, facilitators, and staff with courtesy and respect. This includes respecting
people's backgrounds, cultures, beliefs, and opinions.
Practice active listening and participate constructively in discussions and activities.
Avoid offensive language, bullying, harassment, or discrimination in any form.
Responsibility:
Be on time for scheduled activities and workshops.
Inform your team leader or a hosting member if you need to miss an activity due to illness or other unforeseen
circumstances.
Participate actively in all workshops, discussions, and group projects.
Take care of project materials and property, as well as the accommodation facilities and surroundings.
Follow all safety instructions provided by team leaders and staff during workshops, excursions, and outdoor
activities.
Cooperation:
Work collaboratively with your team members, valuing each other's strengths and contributions.
Be willing to help others and participate in team-building activities.
Be open to new ideas and experiences, and share your own cultural knowledge with others.
Maintain a positive and enthusiastic attitude throughout the project.
General Conduct:
Abstain from the use of illegal drugs and alcohol during the project duration.
Smoking is only permitted in designated areas, if applicable.
Dress appropriately for workshops, activities, and cultural visits.
Be mindful of noise levels and avoid disturbing others, especially during late hours.
Obtain permission from a team leader before leaving the project location or participating in any unauthorized
activities.
Consequences of Non-compliance:
Failure to adhere to the code of conduct may result in warnings or disciplinary action, including being marked as "non-
participatory" for specific activities.
Repeated violations or serious misconduct will lead to the cancellation of your project participation and the forfeiture of
travel reimbursement.
By following these guidelines, we can ensure a safe, inclusive, and rewarding experience for all participants in the
T.A.L.E.S. Youth Exchange project. We encourage open communication, so if you have any questions or concerns, please
do not hesitate to speak to your team leader or a staff member.
I Understand, Date & Location
Contacts of
T.A.L.E.S
Informal Group
Forgotten Folktales
forgottenfolktalesmadeira@gmail.com
Application Form
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