2000 kvadratnih metrov mlade Ljubljane.

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Kako zgraditi skupnost, kjer lahko mladi sanjajo? Ljubljana pridobiva nov mladinski center na 2000 kvadratnih metrih v centru mesta v bivši Palači Cukrarna. To bo prostor za druženje, povezovanje, sodelovanje, ustvarjalnost in samouresničevanje mladih. V današnjem podkastu lahko prisluhnete vtisom mladih kreativcev, ki so v zadnjih mesecih oblikovali podobo in identiteto novega Centra mladih Ljubljana. Prisluhnite, da izveste, kako so doživljali ustvarjalni proces, ki je temeljil na vključevanju njihovih mnenj na vsakem koraku, ter pridobite vtis o njihovi viziji za novi mladinski center. Pri identiteti novega Centra mladih Ljubljana so sodelovali: Anika Živec, Arsen A. Demydenko, Daniel Lenarčič, Eva Švigelj, Gaja Bumbar, Hana Skube, Julian Mekuč, Klara Oštir, Jerca Šuštar, Marja Grešak, Pija Kajzer, Nika Kompara, Nika Udovič, Nina Starman Gombač, Pablo Turnes, Robin Pečar, Saša Zabrič, Sofiia Syniaieva, Veronika KajinMentorji projekta: Boštjan Botas Kenda, Ksenja Perko, Leon Magdalenc, Tadeja Bučar Atkins Pogovarjala se je: Kaja Savodnik

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