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„Active Community“ – tai įkvepiantis tarptautinis NOT SKIP projekto nuotolinis susitikimas, subūręs 162 dalyvius iš šešių Europos šalių – jaunus piliečius, jaunimo darbuotojus, kultūros atstovus, edukatorius ir bendruomenių lyderius. Renginio metu buvo dalijamasi gerąja patirtimi, kaip kultūrinės iniciatyvos, tradicijos ir savanorystė gali tapti galingu demokratijos stiprinimo įrankiu, skatinančiu pilietinį aktyvumą, įtrauktį ir bendruomeniškumą. Dalyviai išgirdo įkvepiančias istorijas apie vietos tradicijų puoselėjimą, savanorystės naudą jaunimui, bendruomenių atgaivinimo patirtis ir kultūros vaidmenį ugdant kritinį mąstymą bei dialogą. Diskusijos, pasidalijimai ir refleksijos sukūrė erdvę mokytis vieniems iš kitų ir ieškoti naujų būdų, kaip kultūra gali padėti kurti stipresnes, demokratiškesnes ir vieningesnes bendruomenes.



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