This activity is for participants taking part in the Cities of Learning study visit for Networking and Advocating.

• To concisely present key aspects of participants' organisations, including target groups and thematic/skill focuses.
• To clearly articulate interest in future collaboration.
• To discover shared interests, complementary strengths, and potential project ideas with other participants.
• To initiate meaningful conversations that could lead to new partnerships and international opportunities.
• To enhance skills in presenting ideas clearly and engaging in focused networking, contributing to "Communicating Meaningfully".
• To actively seek out and identify opportunities for collaborative projects, supporting "Networking and Advocating".

• Target groups your organisation engages with: Who do you primarily work with? (e.g., disconnected youth, adult learners, specific communities, professionals).
• Themes/skills you focus on: What are the main areas of learning or development your organisation specialises in? (e.g., volunteering, digital skills, green skills, civic engagement, entrepreneurship, arts, vocational training).

• What collaboration interests do you have? What kind of partnerships or projects are you seeking? (e.g., joint project applications, peer learning exchanges, sharing methodologies, developing new learning pathways, badging initiatives).



• During the session, participants will display their posters.
• Engage in a "gallery walk" or a structured rotation, where participants move around, view each other's posters, and initiate short, focused conversations.
• Use the three points on each poster as a starting point for discussion, aiming to identify common ground, potential challenges, and concrete ideas for future collaboration.

• These posters can be used for afternoon session.