36 people from 6 countries met from 22 nd to 31 st of July in Zakopane, the mountain capital of Poland, to learn more about languages and journalism in a non-formal way. The project was definitely worthwhile as in only a matter of days we evolved from complete strangers who didn’t know each other’s names to one big family where trust was the core value. The experience was aimed to teach us to be creative, open-minded, tolerant and brave and we are the proof that it met its goal. One of the highlights of the project was the diversity of activities, which were always captivating and suitable for every kind of learner and for every inclination. The activities included working in teams to create written materials or interviews, exercises in order to understand the other languages and cultures and debates that generated many interesting ideas. Therefore, each of us perceived the project differently while facing various challenges and obstacles. Weronika, 21, Poland: This was ...