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CABY25: ROOTS & ROUTES International Network meeting in Budapest.
24. February 2025 – 26. February 2025
From February 24th to 26th, 2025, 17 organizations from Europe and Africa gathered in Budapest, Hungary, for the CABY25: Connecting Art-Based Youthwork Seminar.
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This event provided a space for representatives of each organization to exchange insights, explore each other’s approaches, and collaboratively shape ideas for future projects. A key objective was to strengthen the Roots & Routes International Network by establishing connections with new partners and fostering potential collaborations.
With fruitful discussions, inspiring exchanges, and fresh ideas for the future, CABY25 marked a significant step toward strengthening not only international collaboration in arts-based youth work but also artistic expression and the broader mission of the Roots & Routes Network. We look forward to seeing how these new connections and ideas will develop in the future!
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Mattia Bacchetti
ROOTS & ROUTES has been one of the greatest connectors that allowed me to enjoy…
Marialena Tsiamoura
When I think about ROOTS & ROUTES, it’s like I think of a different kind…
İpek Kızıltan
All of my experiences with ROOTS & ROUTES have given me opportunities to understand myself…
Irene Alfambra
During these kinds of processes, you really grow through participating in a creative mood, through…
Akeem Cruz Neves
ROOTS & ROUTES has helped me make great memories for a lifetime, more experience abroad…
Lorenzo Ciacciavicca
I learned most of my craft skills working on ROOTS & ROUTES projects and met…
JazzP Beckmann
The time with ROOTS & ROUTES has been a phenomenal journey. As a young hiphop…
Gabriele Cinti
Art is not only entertainment, it is much more, is an educative and strongly political…
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CABY25 was an RRCGN-Project funded by the EU-Program Erasmus+
