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Valeriia from Kyiv:  I liked this experience. Kindergarten looks so cute and children feel very comfortable and free here. We made a picture of the earth with children’s hands as a greeting to all the children of the world and then walked on the street. It was so interesting to communicate with them and to listen to their funny stories.
Gianculca from Napoli: My first day in kindergarden was very interesting , they showed me around the facility and were very kind in welcoming me and showing me the activities of the center, I am very curious to embark on this new experience and in being able to help out
Arwa from Tunis: My first step at tad preschool cinnah: during my first day at the preschool, I attended the science class with team Ruby (5 years old kids). I was a little nervous but the kids made it easier for me as they tried to interact with me, telling me their names, shaking my hand, asking me to sit and play with them. during their language class, they learned how to say hello in different languages, and the teacher asked me to teach them how to say hello in Tunisian. It was so much fun hearing kids from another country say hello to me in my native language. I'm looking forward to spending more time with them again.
Pablo from Elche: I am looking forward to putting my first step in TADkindergartencinnah on Thursday.

As part of this project, I participated in the Erasmus+ Project named “Outdoor for All,” which took place in Druogno (VB), Italy, from July 9 to 16, 2024. I had the opportunity to apply for this project through the System and Generation Association, and it turned out to be one of the most unforgettable experiences of my life. This project aimed to explore the educational aspect of nature and use the outdoors as a genuine educational resource. In this context, we explored the educational aspects of outdoor activities, took advantage of opportunities to be in touch with nature, reinforced group and teamwork, experimented with new educational methods, and established strong communications with each other through idea exchanges. Thanks to this project, I am happy to have made friends from various countries and had the chance to practice my English and stay in touch with my new friends. At the same time, I believe that this program broadened my perspective on nature and new educational methods. I would like to extend my gratitude to the System and Generation Association for allowing me to collect all these wonderful memories and experiences, and I encourage you all to embark on one of these fantastic journeys.

Şule Erdal

Today, I and our team from System&Generation were with Madam Margherita at the Ankara Refugee Lunch Support Group. There, we organized donations into care packages, and made sandwiches for the families waiting at the UNHCR. We first arrived at Madam Margherita's house and got to work making sandwiches. We were a harmonious sandwich-making machine. Everyone had a role: spreading butter, putting on cheese and salami, bagging the sandwiches. To me, one of the most beautiful parts was how a diverse group of people all contributed to this endeavor. People from Türkiye, Tunisia, Ukraine, Egypt, Bosnia, Morocco, Georgia, Taiwan and more all working together; it was surely an amazing experience. Afterwards, we went to the UNHCR for the best part. We gave all the people there their care packages, sandwiches and juice to go with it. We also gave the children there—who were obviously bored from waiting—toys to play with. Seeing their smiles was simply blissful. I can't wait to go back next week and do it all again.

Oğuz Kaan Üstün