My third day;
It's nice that all the time there is someone who is smiling around somewhere. And also there is always someone talking instead of you when you don't want to speak a lot. It's also nice :)
Let's speak something serious. It seems like we've spoken a lot about prejudices and stereotypes. Which means these are considerable barriers in front of the construction of the peace in the world, in the life or just inside us. For me, the best way of to overcome is "live and learn". I can say that the most beneficial part of travelling is that it breaks the prejudices down by "live and learn".
In the exercises and games during the course, I've realized that "asking myself" is another good way to overcome. What do they think about me? They? Who are they? Who is the most influencing person or thing in my life between them? Family? Friends, media?
Well, there is no end of questions... Even though, we've asked and replied a lot... That's progress...
Vocabulary:
Bom Dia -> Good Morning
Boa Noichi -> Good Night
Obrigado/Obrigada -> Thank you
Je nada -> You're welcome
Compriendo -> I understand
Claru -> Of course
My portuguese is very bad :)
The main aim of the training course is to provide young workers and young leaders working in divided societies, opportunity to increase their ability to use media tools such as video and photo in peace building. The training course will be based on intercultural learning techniques, discussions, simulations, and practical exercises with the main goal to provide the participants both with a theoretical insight to peace building as well as with practical training in using media.
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