The event, led by Jordi Miralbell, director of the Campus, was attended by the people who worked on the editing, design, management and proofreading of the magazine, coordinated by Santi Cruylles, student of the Barcelona centre. Miralbell stressed that “the magazine was born as a space where people with a vocation can write about topics they like or share their experiences.” He also added that “it is the fruit of our shared talent.” 

The name of the magazine was chosen by popular vote and Camins Oberts was the winning proposal of Maria Josep Cots, student of the Camp Joliu centre. Cots explained that “it symbolises a typical characteristic of being human: looking forward and beyond, having projects, feeling free to go out and discover what inspires us”.

Everyone was very motivated by this project, emphasised Xabier Zabala, representative of Andorra: “it has been a very stimulating project, achieved with teamwork”. The Camins Oberts magazine will be published every six months and aims to become a space for reflection, debate and creation for the students of the Experience Campus.