“At first, I felt very uncomfortable looking at a blank sheet of paper and wondering, “Will I be able to come up with something that other people will want to join?” The common fear and apprehension of starting a social project, or any other initiative, allowed our group to analyze the very concept of social initiative in detail. The first steps sometimes the most difficult. During the conversation, the moderators emphasized that it is not “scale” that is important, but “significance.” Our mini-group came to the conclusion that there are no small or insignificant deeds in the social sphere. Any contribution and any activity are in demand and important.”

matvii, lithuania