CJP Netherlands joined forces with the Rotterdam International Film Festival to organise screenings (“CJP serveert”), which made young people feel welcome at this “in”, often soldout cultural event. The CJP patronage (good venue, discounted tickets and free snack) for three movies helped the event appear less ‘highbrow’ and more accessible ̶ 80% of the audience were first timers. In this win-win situation, the festival and the distribution companies gained new audience and CJP offered an exclusive deal to their cardholders.
The Polish Youth Projects Association was also a candidate with their project “Supporting social economy institutions based on Polish and Scottish experiences”, which they conducted in cooperation with the Young Scot.
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