Pilotings in Hungary

BARNGA in Budapest: Learning through confusion in an intercultural space

On 3 March 2025, TE IS Foundation (TEIS) piloted the Barnga tool during an intercultural training course in Hungary, bringing together 22 participants for a five-hour experiential learning session. Set within a wider programme on youth work and diversity, the workshop aimed to help participants reflect on how they navigate confusion, unspoken norms, and communication barriers in intercultural settings.  Barnga […]

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Practising difficult conversations: Piloting Conflict Resolution Role-Play Cards

On 6 February 2025, Tegyünk Együtt az Ifjúságért Alapítvány (TEIS) piloted the Conflict Resolution Role-Play Cardsfrom the Peace by Piece toolkit with a group of 16 participants over an intensive eight-hour session. The aim was to create a safe learning space where participants could experiment with different ways of responding to conflict, reflect on their own reactions, and build confidence in handling tense

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What lies beneath conflict? Insights from the Conflict Pyramid piloting

On 7 December 2024, the Hungarian partner Tegyünk Együtt az Ifjúságért (TEIS) piloted the Conflict Pyramid tool from the Peace by Piece toolkit with a group of youth workers and educators. The session formed part of The Missing Peace piloting phase and was designed to help participants look beneath the surface of conflict, moving from “what happened” to why it happened and what it led to.

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Painting peace through sound: TEIS pilots “Music for Peace”

On 11 November 2024, TEIS team carried out its first piloting session for the “Peace by Piece” toolkit, testing the Music for Peace method with 15 participants during a five-hour workshop. Set in a calm, inclusive learning environment, the session offered youth workers, educators, and volunteers an opportunity to explore peace not through definitions or dialogue, but through music, colour, and emotional

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