{"id":6612,"date":"2012-04-24T20:34:41","date_gmt":"2012-04-24T19:34:41","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.zeus.aegee.org\/magazine\/?p=6612"},"modified":"2012-04-24T14:38:28","modified_gmt":"2012-04-24T13:38:28","slug":"s-now-meeting-burgos","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.zeus.aegee.org\/magazine\/2012\/04\/24\/s-now-meeting-burgos\/","title":{"rendered":"S-NoW Meeting Burgos"},"content":{"rendered":"
Last weekend, the antennae under care of Network Commissioner (NetCommie) Luis Alvarado and his team held their Network Meeting hosted by AEGEE-Burgos. The location chosen was a mountain refuge in the middle of the forest, high in the Demanda mountains. A secluded place, perfect for intense AEGEE work with little distractions.<\/em><\/p>\n Programme full of activities<\/strong><\/p>\n To say that the programme was intense is an understatement. There were sessions to discuss the future of Youth in Action and the new Erasmus for All proposal; the Strategic Plan and the Action Agenda were explained with tips on how to implement them in each antenna, no matter if big or small. During the State of the Region session, all antennae went through their problems and shared ideas for solutions. The most relevant proposals were explained and debated, and candidates for Comite Directeur (CD) were introduced to the network. There was time allocated for two short training sessions: first on \u201cHow to speak in public and make presentations\u201d and second on \u201cHow to get the most on online tools for working in AEGEE\u201d. To conclude, our members had the opportunity to prepare sessions to share with the rest of the network, planting seeds to the new generation of trainers. New projects born during the European School\u00a02 in Castell\u00f3 also were presented, together with the proposals for flagship topic \u201cStudent mobility\u201d and \u201cYouth Participation\u201d. Finally Esperanza Rodriguez, Audit Commissioner, held a session on \u201cHow to deal properly with accounting in your antenna and prepare a proper Financial Report\u201d.<\/p>\n Is this Latvia, I mean, Spain?<\/strong> Participation was very high in number and also in contribution to discussions and debates. Some of the proposals generated heated arguments against and in favour, a sign that the network cares about the future of our association. Unfortunately, not every antenna could join the NWM. The participants missed their dear friends of the French antennae, and they hope that they can join the next NWM.<\/p>\n
\nOutside, snow was falling and everything was white, as nobody would expect from a Spring Network Meeting (NWM) in Spain. Alma Mozgovaja, CD representative at the event, never said that, but we all know she felt like in Latvia at some moments, while Spanish people were afraid they would never be able to leave the hostel without help of the snow plough. It was so cold that they all ended in a snow fight, although there were also other strategies to stay warm chosen.<\/p>\n