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🪁Can toys become a tool for education?

We present a series of inspiring conversations with knowledgeable and passionate individuals exploring how the past, present, and future are interwoven through ancient traditions, culture and Polish folklore.

Toy. A tool for entertainment, play and. education. For children and adults alike! We talk about the idea of collecting toys, their history, and education with Katarzyna Sosenko - an art historian, antiquarian, and president of the Sosenko Family Collections Foundation, who are the authors of the amazing Toy Museum project 🧸🪄

Interested? Watch the interview and visit the website of the Museum of Toys in Krakow: https://muzeumzabawekrakow.pl/o-nas/

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Folklore For Future
Bridging:
🌱Scandinavian & Slavic cultures
🌱Rural & urban life
🌱Culture & nature
🌱Past & future
Forgotten Wisdom for Sustainable Solutions

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Erasmus for Adults?! Yes!
Many people believe that Erasmus+ opportunities are only for the youth — but that's not true! There is an entire area within Erasmus+ dedicated to developing adult skills.
Folklore For Future is a strategic partnership in the field of Adult Education, co-funded by the European Union.
Learn more: https://nausika.eu/folkloreforfuture/

This project is a collaboration between:
🇵🇱 Nausika Educational Foundation (Poland)
🇸🇪 Hästekasen Farm Association (Sweden)
🇩🇰 Avnø Oasis Ecovillage (Denmark)

The fellowship aims to:
Strengthen eco-village educational centers for adults facing challenges
Bridge cultures and communities (Slavic and Nordic, urban and rural, past and future)
Explore folklore as a foundation of non-formal education — a way to socialize, learn soft skills, build community, and develop narratives for addressing future challenges (sustainability, resilience, solidarity, identity, belonging)
Adult Education at its best!

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Music:
Swedish Folksongs – Å Jänta Å Jag | Public Domain Mark 1.0
The Color of the Barrel – Nathan Moore | Auto-generated by YouTube