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The KUNO network promotes cooperation, exchange and professional debate within highert art education in the Nordic-Baltic region. One of the many projects of the network has been to analyze the fascination of the paranormal at different levels. What is the role of the paranormal and "otherworldly" in today’s society?

Can children learn neighbour-languages from listening to a good story told by an inspiring storyteller? Absolutely – that is the experience from the project "Hugin & Munin".

There are few things that cross boundaries as easily as music, making it a perfect starting point for international cooperation and exchange.

By arranging international study trips, supporting international participation and sharing ideas and knowledge, the Shared Visions-project improves both teachers’ and students’ skills, as well as the education.  The project aims at creating a Nordic-Baltic creativity and partnership network between the involved countries; Finland, Norway, Lithuania and Estonia.

"The important thing is not to be afraid to take a chance. Remember, the greatest failure is not to try. Once you find something you love to do, be the best at doing it."

(Debbi Fields, founder of Mrs. Fields Cookies)

About a year ago, Rolands Ozols, Deputy Head for Educational Affairs at Riga Jugla Secondary School, initiated a mobility project on an issue of great relevance in recent years: climate change. The idea behind a joint project with Tartu Tamme Gümnaasium was to systematise and reinforce the collaboration already existing.