Food4Thought: Empowering Students in Urban Agriculture


On April 8, 2025, as part of the ongoing Food4Thought campaign, we conducted an educational session titled “Create Your Garden!” at the National Vocational High School of Forestry “Hristo Botev” in Velingrad, Bulgaria. The session aimed to provide 11th and 12th grade students with a comprehensive understanding of urban agriculture and the basic principles of […]
Visiting the “Skills for You(th)r Employment” Erasmus+ Training Course in Sofia


On April 1st, we had the pleasure of taking part in the Erasmus+ training course “Skills for You(th)r Employment”, held in Sofia, Bulgaria. The event was organized by our friends and long-time partners at Academy of Success (ASBG), and we were truly honored to be invited. During the session, we had the opportunity to present […]
Food4Thought: Launch of the Food4Thought Campaign


We are excited to announce the launch of the Food4Thought Campaign, an initiative to make urban agriculture accessible and engaging to young people across the country. The campaign aims to disseminate the educational materials and findings of the Food4Thought project through a series of interactive events and online activities, and to foster a community of […]
Finalization of the Voices of Change (VOC) Webinar Series


The Voices of Change (VOC) project has successfully concluded its enriching series of 13 webinars held between February 11 and March 13. Designed to promote civic engagement and political awareness among immigrant women, the series offered a deep dive into key issues related to political participation, EU structures and social inclusion. Throughout the month-long initiative, […]
BOOST: Kick-off Meeting in Berlin, Germany


We are happy to announce that the BOOST project has officially started! The kick-off meeting took place over two consecutive days on January 23 and 24 in Berlin, Germany. The European Accelerator Programme for Sport for Social Impact – BOOST project aims to empower European grassroots sport professionals by providing them with the knowledge and […]
FAMS Project: Final TPM and International Conference in Bucharest, Romania


In late November, the FAMS consortium gathered one last time and held its final International Conference in Bucharest, Romania. The project, aimed at fostering gender equality in sports coaching and attaining equal representation of women and mothers in sport, was presented to students at the National University of Physical Education and Sport in Bucharest, as […]
FAMS: National Dissemination Event in Sofia, Bulgaria


On 18th of November, 2024, Mundus Bulgaria held a National Dissemination event to promote the FAMS project, its objectives and final results. The project’s mission to foster gender equality in sport management positions was presented to a wide audience of youth workers and sport sector stakeholders. Due to the large number of international participants the […]
MINDPLAY: Kick-off Meeting in Sofia


On 25th of November, Mundus Bulgaria had the pleasure to host the kick-off meeting of the MINDPLAY project. The partners came together in Sofia, Bulgaria to discuss the management of the project and outline next steps in its implementation. MINDPLAY’s main objective is to address the unmet mental healthcare needs of young people in Europe […]
Food4Thought: Training of Trainers (TOT) on Urban Agriculture


On the 4th of November, the Food4Thought partners gathered for their third transnational meeting in Zagreb, Croatia. The aim of the meeting was to outline next steps for the implementation of the project tasks, to set deadlines and to formulate strategies for each national team to follow in the implementation of the follow-up activities. The […]
Growing with Care in Sofia – Training Course Recap


The second edition of the training course Sustainability: Growing with Care has taken place in Sofia, Bulgaria. On the 17th of November, 25 participants met to begin their journey in learning about sustainable practices. The focus of the first day was for participants to get to know each other. It’s difficult to remember the names […]