Key Indicators of Social Media Coverage

• 20+ posts and videos shared by participants across Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok

• Multiple content formats, including reels, posts, stories and short-form videos

• Thousands of views across video content showcasing workshops, cultural activities, and behind-the-scenes moments

• Individual posts reaching up to 2,000–3,000+ views

• 300+ total interactions (likes, comments, shares) across participant content

• Content reached both followers and non-followers audiences, expanding visibility beyond existing networks

• Additional reach supported through partner organisation communication channels.

Content Highlights

The shared content reflected the diversity and richness of the project experience, including:

• moments from traditional craft workshops (egg painting, embroidery, pyrography)

• intercultural activities and cultural evenings

• participant reflections and personal experiences

• creative outputs developed during the mobility

• informal behind-the-scenes moments capturing group dynamics and atmosphere

This variety of content helped communicate both the educational and human dimension of the project.

We can’t showcase all the posts here, but feel free to scroll below and explore some of them 👇

Impact in the Online Environment

The social media dissemination played an important role in increasing awareness of cultural heritage among young audiences, promoting traditional crafts in a contemporary and accessible way, encouraging interest in intercultural experiences and Erasmus+ opportunities and inspiring other young people to participate in similar projects.

By sharing authentic experiences and visual content, participants acted as digital ambassadors of the project, contributing to a wider and more meaningful impact.