French, English, Dutch, Russian, Portuguese and Spanish!! So many options to choose from, aren’t they? These were the possibilities our ESC volunteers would have brought to the community in...
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Category: MCIL LAZANKA
Through Stomach to Culture – Nov. and Dec./2020
From November 4th that our international volunteers have been enjoying the possibility of sharing everything they choose about their cultures. The pandemic times didn’t allow us to bring you...
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Through stomach to culture – Armenia
On Wednesday the 26th of February, we once again gathered at Klub Osiedlowy Krąg to help Narek Botsinyan cook traditional dishes and present his homeland and culture for the...
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Volcano of Experiments
Volcano of Experiments is a family experimentation workshop implemented as part of the mCIL Łazanka project. Classes consisted of a combination of chemical and physical experiments on various subjects....
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Through the stomach to culture
This initiative consists of intergenerational and intercultural meetings of foreign volunteers with seniors in Low Lazarz. In total, many such meetings took place. Integration and acquisition of joint competences...
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Delicacies from other countries
On November 25 and December 5, two events took place that aimed for intercultural and intergenerational integration. As part of a small grant obtained by seniors from the Day...
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I’VE SEEN IT IN ŁAZARZ
We have completed the first stage of our event. Our photographers have taken a photo of Wilson Park using disposable cameras. Now waiting for the results of ...
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ŁAZART WALK
After the amazing ŁazArt Walk which took place the last Thursday we collected some graphic memories from this experience.We visited five art places to discover history of these places.Also...
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Through Fun to Development !
During the meeting, we talked about various theories about human development cycles, and then we prepared a sensory mat, played with the help of a Klanza scarf and performed...
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