The Ozolaine municipality manages the knowledge and skills of young people in the study of their families

Since Thursday, August 1, the municipality of Rēzekne is dominated by the Ozolaine parish in the People's House, as 20 young people have participated in informal training in the Eu as Zīle oak ''. They find out good examples of how to study their family tree, and learn to do it in their own ways and in the artistic environment of their families.
On August 1 and 2, “how to build a family tree” is directed by Andra Zubko-Melne. She is working on the Latvian geospatial information agency, but she is excited outside her work with local and family research, studying her birth in seven generations. Together, Andra has identified more than 2300 her and her husband's relatives.
On the other hand, from 5 to 8 August, a teacher, artist Nandita Kirejeva, will take place in the “top family tree”. In the course of the lesson, a variety of technical family trees will be learned, under the direction of Lectores, young people will develop their own family trees in a particular material. Thus, each member, while interviewing his parents, grandparents and other relatives, will be aware of or at least begin to study the roots of his family, as well as the information obtained visually.
A exhibition will be created from the youth work of the traineeship, the opening of which will enter the 80-year anniversary of Ozolaine parish in August 9.
The training will also address non-traditional practices' lunch with Ozolaine housekeepers'. In the afternoon after the activities of the family, young people, along with parish housekeepers, prepare lunch, presenting only the traditional and also peculiar recipes of Ozolain. For example, Thursday, under the direction of Madame Galina Philipova and Eleanor Prokofyeva, they were enjoying the lazy mothers. Using a real milk separator, a cream-making process was discovered, but with a cubicle-cured field butter.
Activities are carried out within the framework of the project "Eu as a Zīle oak '', supported by the local government education administration of Rezekne, co-financed by Ozolaine parish.
Veronica Lazareva, Ozolaine parish youth affairs specialist