The Global Education Local Trainings within the Pirouette 2 project were successfully implemented across six partner countries by organizations REDIAL, LDA Mostar, NGO NEST, Magnet Association, Anibar, and NGO Optimisti. With more than 60 participants, the activities combined non-formal education and participatory arts methods to explore global topics such as gender equality, climate change, and social inclusion, strengthening participants’ skills, awareness, and engagement in their local communities.

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The Cultural Workshops within Pirouette Phase 2 were implemented across six partner countries, engaging a total of 120 participants. Through discussions, creative activities, and community-based work, participants explored and documented local artistic and cultural traditions, while reflecting on their role in shaping identity, social cohesion, and civic engagement. The workshops connected global themes with local contexts and laid the foundation for the Global Art Fusion process.

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The cultural assessment within the Pirouette project was conducted in six partner countries by individuals with artistic backgrounds, building directly on the outcomes of cultural workshops involving around 120 participants. The process gathered and analyzed qualitative data on local artistic and cultural practices, identifying key forms of expression in each context and highlighting how culture is shaped by social, historical, and youth-led dynamics. The findings provided a solid evidence base for the Global Art Fusion Workshop and ensured that the final creative outputs emerge from authentic local realities and collaborative transnational work.

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As part of the PIROUETTE Phase 2 project, young people from six partner countries — Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Serbia, Ireland, Germany, and Kosovo — came together through the Global Art Fusion Workshop to explore the power of art in addressing global challenges.

Through participatory artistic processes, intercultural exchange, and creative collaboration with artists and youth workers, participants transformed local cultural traditions and personal perspectives into unique artistic creations. From theatre and storytelling to music, dance, visual arts, and multimedia performances, six countries developed six different artistic expressions reflecting local identities and shared global issues.

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As part of Pirouette Phase 2, six Local Opening Dissemination Conferences were held across partner countries to introduce the project to communities and stakeholders. Around 180 participants—including youth, artists, educators, and civil society actors—engaged in presentations, discussions, and networking. The events highlighted the project’s goals, activities, and impact, while promoting creativity, inclusion, and collaboration. They successfully built awareness, partnerships, and momentum for future project activities.

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