Nozizwe: On a mission: Prague part 2

So, here it is. The long awaited update of the Structured Dialogue Seminar in Prague.

It started off with the usual stage: getting to know each other. We did this with a BINGO game, which still does remain hilarious after all these years. It helped remembering the participants' names. And for breaking the ice.

The seminar helped other participants from countries such as Germany, Poland and Hungary to gain insight on what the Structured Dialogue is all about. We shared our experience as a small group from the Flemish Youth Ambassadors of Participation. I remember understanding the Structured Dialogue wasn't that easy either when I started off. It was really great to hear the Polish delegation say that they had inspired their own concept of the Youth Ambassadors on us, the Flemish Youth Ambassadors. You don't get that everyday, do you?

We also received workshops on how you can be a good facilitator and how to make optimal use of social media. Handy information, I have to admit!


The coffee break!!

One of the goals of this seminar was to make a flyer that we could spread in our respective countries, so as to promote the Flemish Youth Ambassadors and the Structured Dialogue in general. As the Flemish Youth Ambassadors, we came up with an interesting draft. Will let you see a sample once we get them!

Other than that, we also got to walk around the breathtaking streets of Prague. That is one amazing city!