Sabrosa: International Meeting of the LVIN #C Project June, 19 & 20, 2024 Summer Solstice Festival

Sabrosa: International Meeting of the LVIN #C Project June, 19 & 20, 2024 | Summer Solstice Festival in LVIN #C (society, social cohesion, cultural heritage and rurality through performing arts and archaeology) On June 19 and 20, 2024, as part of the international week of the LVIN #C project, the Summer Solstice Festival will take place…

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European conference on village resilience, 1st edition, Albești Village, Constanța county, September 11, 2024

The LVIN#C project of the International Learning Villages Network, co-financed by the European Union program CERV – Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values, aims at experience sharing between rural-based organizations from the European Union, either local authorities, education units or non-governmental organizations. The Conference on village resilience is an opportunity to exchange expertise and share experiences…

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LVIN #C Learning Villages in the study, valorization and preservation of heritage: the “Sword of Mouruás”, in San Xoán de Río, province of Orense, Spain.

The LVIN #C Project and its partners undertook yet another initiative to bring cultural heritage, local communities and rural areas, villages and learning villages closer together. A team of archaeologists from AHAS (www.ahas.pt) went to the Ourense Museum, on May 30, 2023, to carry out a digital inventory (multidimensional scanning) of an archaeological artefact from…

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LVIN #C in Sabrosa (PT) and San Xoan de Rio (SP) | 17 to 24, June, 2023

The 1st International Week of the LVIN Project #C Learning Villages International Network Working on European Citizenship, Project No. 101091134, of the CERV Programme “Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values”, a programme that aims to protect and promote the rights and values enshrined in the EU Treaties and the Charter of Fundamental Rights, namely by providing…

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LVIN #C Event/Convening “intervention music, protest songs … Portugal & Spain”

The so-called “Revolutionary Period” in Portugal, in the context of the end of the dictatorship, the end of the so-called “Estado Novo”, liberated not only society and the country from physical oppression but also from literary, philosophical, musical, social, religious and economic oppression. In fact, things went well and some went less well, naturally due…

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