On January 6th, the first mentorship session for Roma youth, titled 'Gaining Practical Skills while Creating Digital Content,' was successfully held in Vilnius, Lithuania, as part of the Erasmus+ project 'Fast-Tracking Digital Inclusion' (DigiFast). The session was organized by the Lithuanian project partner VšĮ Inovacijų biuras and focused on developing essential skills for job readiness and digital content creation. 

Throughout the session, participants gained practical insights into job interview preparation, explored both online and in-person interview scenarios, and discussed key aspects of verbal and non-verbal communication. Special attention was given to understanding body language and gestures, helping participants recognize their various meanings in professional settings. 

The session concluded with a discussion on the next steps, including plans for future online mentoring sessions to continue supporting youth in their digital and career development journey.