Safeguarding Cultural and Linguistic Diversity in the Context of European Citizenship
The general objective of the project was to raise people’s awareness of the importance of language education and of each language, as well as to enhance respect for all the languages spoken by different peoples across Europe and to increase linguistic and cultural awareness. The five SafeCult partners from Romania, Slovakia and Hungary exchanged innovative approaches between countries to share best practices. The project is also aimed at promoting language learning and lifelong learning. Partners exchanged innovative approaches between countries to share best practices across the whole linguistic and cultural sector. More information
New EU priorities and the need to foster solidarity and intercultural dialogue and mutual understanding in the context of a multinational environment,
Participation: The project involved 502 citizens, notably 40 participants from the city of Jászladány, Hungary, 40 from Boda, Hungary, 46 from the city of Brestovec, Slovakia and 50 participants from the city of Trešnjevac (Oromhegyes), Serbia. 326 participants came from Racu (Romania) and its surrounding in Romania. Location/ Dates: The event took place in Racu, Romania, from 02/09/2021 to 05/09/2021 Short description
Participation: The project involved 502 citizens, notably 40 participants from the city of Jászladány, Hungary, 40 from Boda, Hungary, 46 from the city of Brestovec, Slovakia and 50 participants from the city of Trešnjevac (Oromhegyes), Serbia. 326 participants came from Racu (Romania) and its surrounding in Romania. Location/ Dates: The event took place in Racu, Romania, from 02/09/2021 to 05/09/2021
