Our partners in Siena Art Institute (SART) organised a five day training on delivering soft skills workshops from 5-8 July and the transnational project meeting on 8-9 July in Siena, Italy. Training participants had a chance to learn how to deliver photography, creative writing, clowning and digital storytelling workshops to different audiences and adapt them to different contexts. Local youth group took part in a pilot digital storytelling workshop. Digital stories that were created during this workshop were screened on 8 July in Siena Art Institute. During the project meeting all partners discussed the current state of intellectual outputs, agreed on the action plan and worked on dissemination strategy.
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