Pilot project on Polish-Norwegian Literature events for Children

Bilateral initiative facts

Promoter:
The House of Literature(NO)
Bilateral initiative number:
PL-BI010
Status:
Completed
Initial cost:
€44,334
Actual cost:
€44,334
Initiative Types:
Matchmaking event
Workshop or seminar
Partners:
Polish School i Norway(NO)
Programme:

Description

The main objective of the Initiative is to use children’s literature as a way to increase the knowledge of and interest for Polish culture, Polish children’s literature and the Polish language in Norway and vice versa. Primary target group are children from the Polish diaspora living in Norway and their parents. Secondary target group are Norwegian children and their parents.   
10 literary events for children will be arranged - 5 in Polish, presenting children’s books from both countries; 3 in Norwegian, focusing on Polish children’s books for instance by acclaimed authors such as Malgorzata

Summary of the results

During the initiative The House of Literature has arranged 10 successful digital literary events for children. Each event has shape of a film 20-30 minutes long, that is pre-recorded to maintain the best possible quality, and subsequently published on you-tube and facebook. All events are illustrated, either with original illustrations or by new illustrations created for the event. All events are produced entirely by the House of Literature.

Events:


  1. Released 5.5.2020: Reveenka/Bajka o Lisicy;

  2. Released 30.7.2020: Garmanns sommer/Lato Garmanna;

  3. Released 5.9.2020: Rødhette og ulven/Czerwony Kapturek;

  4. Released 30.10.2020 Hvem er bolletyven? / Kto ukradł słodką bułeczkę?;

  5. Released 28.11.2020 Fire sider av en katt – Cztery strony kota;

  6. Released 5.12.2020 Havfruen fra Warszawa/ Warszawska Syrenka;

  7. Released 25.1.2021 Den store boken om bier/Pszczoły; Norwegian;

  8. Released 13.2.2021 Herr Minstemann og kvalen/Pan Maluśkiewicz i wieloryb;

  9. Released 6.3.2021 Kart/Mapy;

  10. Released 13.3.2021 Haren og skilpadden/ Żółw i Zając.

Information on the projects funded by the EEA and Norway Grants is provided by the Programme and Fund Operators in the Beneficiary States, who are responsible for the completeness and accuracy of this information.