On June 3–4, partners of the Hands Across Generations – Preserving Intangible Heritage Through Intergenerational Craft Exchange (H.A.G.) project gathered in Thessaloniki, Greece, for the second Transnational Project Meeting.
Over two productive days, project partners reviewed the progress achieved so far, discussed ongoing activities, and planned the next stages of implementation. Key topics included upcoming workshops and training activities, digital literacy training, the development of project resources and toolkit, as well as dissemination, visibility, and sustainability actions.
The meeting also provided an opportunity to exchange experiences, share ideas, strengthen collaboration, and align future activities across all partner organisations. These face-to-face meetings play an important role in ensuring the quality of project implementation and supporting our shared goal of fostering intergenerational learning within the craft sector, as well as strengthening craftspeople’s digital and sustainability skills.
