Connecting and learning across generations – experiences close to nature for young and old.
“Posterity will remember us by the traces we leave behind,” they say. We would add that “Continuous connection between generations does not focus on the traces, but on the beauty of the common step taken in the moment.” “Tibor Timár”
A common step into the unknown is worth more than any lonely journey, which is why the Generations+ program focuses on how to coordinate our steps between older and younger generations.
Many people think that there are huge gaps between generations. We do not see it that way, there is not a gap, but differences in information, experience, speed, which can be bridged if we devote time, energy and attention to each other. This is facilitated by the Generations+ program, in which we work together with generations, together we look for solutions to emerging problems and together we explore the harmonious relationship between Nature, Man and technology.
We can make a big step for humanity if, with the help of the Generations+ program, we coordinate our knowledge, experience, wisdom and develop directions and guidelines where different points of view can be harmonized.
Join the Generations+ program and together we look for solutions for common steps.
We have launched and are continuously launching several programs in which we work together, organize joint programs. We try to cover all segments of life, thereby learning a lot from each other and from each other. We look for challenges to be able to provide innovative solutions to architecture, nature regeneration, financial and economic situations, social involvement, and community building. In this age, there is a huge opportunity for us to experience things together as generations that humanity has not had the opportunity to experience for millennia. Exceptionally in this age, if we take a different perspective, then we have the opportunity to overturn a viewpoint that says that children learn from adults, which has of course stood the test of time for millennia, but now we face a challenge that could overturn this viewpoint as well.
