Grigol Robakidze University continues its active collaboration with the youth organization GYDA. With the support of the organization, from August 20 to 30, second-year psychology students Luka Megreladze and Tsitsi Falelashvili participated in international seminars in Estonia. 

The “Social Mental” project included seminars focused on the importance of social life and maintaining a balanced relationship with technology. Students took part in both theoretical sessions and various physical and wellness activities. The project was hosted by the organization Maidla Noored.

Participants from six countries, including Georgia, engaged in discussions on topics such as strengthening social engagement, the impact of technology and factors that can limit social interaction. The seminars took place in a tranquil region of Estonia, where the peaceful natural environment contributed to enhancing mental well-being.

The project offered students the opportunity to deepen their understanding of social mentality and enhance their multicultural awareness. Participants were awarded certificates upon completion.

The project was fully funded by the European Union.