In August 2026, an overnight camp in Georgia brought together 65 young participants for a week of exploring identity, freedom, justice, inclusivity, responsibility, heritage, and how to improve the world around them. Through interactive activities, debates, simulations, and creative group work, participants moved from understanding their own identity to reflecting on how they relate to others and contribute to their communities — connecting Jewish traditions and universal European values such as human dignity, equality, and respect for diversity to real choices in their everyday lives. Beyond discussion, the program gave participants hands-on tools to practice these values. Debates and mediation exercises helped them communicate respectfully and find common ground, while resource-sharing activities let them explore fairness and equality in action — turning ELI-TE's core themes into skills participants could carry beyond the camp itself.