YOU_WEEN! YOUng Women grEen ENtrepreneurs
The aim of the Erasmus+YOU_WEEN! project is to train young women in rural areas on sustainable development, entrepreneurship and innovation by involving them in grass-roots
EuCitizens Bevagna
The theme of intergenerational confrontation was chosen as a source for the involvement of citizenship and enhancement of local heritage, offering a sharing structure and
PhotoFX, Photos to fight Xclusion
The project aims to involve and develop skills and abilities of young people aged between 16 and 30 years old, in the field of the
I-MEET, International Mobility Experience for E-Tourism
I-MEET contributes to respond to the need for acquiring professional knowledge and skills to enable promotional and marketing strategies based on information technology (e-tourism). The
GBVP, Pathways to Empowerment in GBV Prevention
Pathways to empowerment in Gender-Based Violence prevention creates learning opportunities and the conditions for empowerment through awareness-raising interventions to strengthen the capacity, knowl¬edge, skills and
#hackAD, Social Hackademy
Several EU policy initiatives underline that the social inclusion of young people depends on their access to ICT and on them acquiring the necessary digital
PRO-LEARN, Fostering children’s learning process and cognitive abilities through holistic approach and innovative methods
The PRO-LEARN project responds to the Europe 2020 priorities in the area of education and training, youth and early school leaving in the context of
Cores, Charter of Common Refugee Strategies
“CORES: Charter of Common Refugee Strategies” is a European cooperation project that aims to help newly arrived refugees and the professionals working with them. CORES
Acceasy, Easy to Read Easy to Access
ACCEASY aims to promote an inclusive European heritage, accessible to people with intellectual disabilities (DI). The lack of accessibility of heritage from an intellectual point
Youth Work HD
Youth Work HD is a project that set up a strategic partnership aimed at setting a common ground for youth workers in the 21st century,
