Author: pnowak

Project description:

The main objectives of the project ERASMEDIAH are:

1. To provide youth workers, educators and facilitators with specific training and theoretical and practical tools to improve their educational reinforcement skills against social media hyper-connectivity among young people (11-18 years).
2. To improve youth workers’ capacities and skills in handling problematic situations and preventing the risks of social media over-exposure by young people.
3. To improve young people’s knowledge of the risks and issues of social media hyperconnectivity, providing tools and knowledge to prevent such risks.

Project results:

• Training Course “Education Reinforcement against Young People’s Social Media Hyperconnectivity”
• Face-to-face Transnational Project Meetings in Hungary and Turkey
• Comprehensive three-level Research on Young People’s Social Media Hyperconnectivity
• Creation, Training and Testing of the Training Course “Education Reinforcement against Young People’s Social Media Hyperconnectivity”

Erasmediah partners

1. Lélekben Otthon Közhasznú Alapítvány – Hungary – (coordinator)
2. Archivio della Memoria – Italy
3. EDU Yayıncılık Ltd. Şti – Türkiye
4. Asociación Valencia Inno Hub – Spain
5. LABC S.R.L. – Italy
6. Asserted Knowledge – Greece
7. Stowarzyszenie Centrum Wspierania Edukacji i Przedsiębiorczości – Poland (it is us)

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Project description:

EASY project aims to contribute to the integration of autistic youth into the labour market by enhancing their employability and job-seeking skills. It aims to improve the partners’ capacity to support autistic people’s competitiveness; increase youth workers’ understanding of the autistic learners’ diverse abilities; increase autistic youth’s level of employability and help them claim their rightful place in local, national and European workforce; increase the effects of inclusion in workplaces. This project focuses on three main topics that correlate with three the priorities highlighted by the Erasmus+ 2022 guide:

• Strengthening the employability of young people
• Increasing quality, innovation, and recognition of youth work
• Inclusion and diversity in all fields of education, training, youth and sport

EASY target groups:

• Youth workers
• Autistic youth

EASY project results

• R1: Employment Journey Guide and Informal Activity Workbook: It will deliver a guide for youth workers to support the job-seeking process for young autistic people and an activity workbook with informal activities to teach autistic youth
• R2: Linear Scenario Simulator: This will produce an online simulator that will be based on
  a workplace scenario. Through questions, young autistic people will be able to assess their job-seeking abilities and their employability skills
• R3: A mobile app that serves as an information and referral platform for internships, mobilities, and employment opportunities at the EU level

EASY partners

• LUISS LIBERA UNIVERSITA INTERNAZIONALE DEGLI STUDI SOCIALI GUIDO CARLI– Italy (Project coordinator)
• AUTISME-EUROPE AISBL – Belgium
• KAINOTOMIA & SIA EE – Greece
• EFTOPIA LTD – Cyprus

STOWARZYSZENIE CENTRUM WSPIERANIA EDUKACJI I PRZEDSIEBIORCZOŚCI – Poland (this is us)

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Changing lives. Opening minds
Co-funded by the Erasmus+ programme of the European Union.
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Assistance program: CERV

Project description:

The project will:

• share new tools and approaches to teachers/educators;
• empower young people who will develop new skills, techniques, and strategies to make their voices heard;
• sensitize local communities on local environmental issues and promote behavior change;
• inform young people about the functioning of the European and local institutions.  At least 1000 students will be reached throughout the project

Target group

• High school students (between the age of 14 and 18 years old)
• Teachers and educators, who will be trained and equipped with new educational tools and methodologies to deliver environmental issues to students.
• The project will create and/or consolidate the networks between schools, students, local environmental associations, and local authorities through the implementation of collaborative workshops and a public local event to stress the concept of inclusiveness and civic participation/collaboration to ameliorate local environmental issues.

Project Actions

• Simulation: Simulation of UN COP Conferences on Climate Change.
• TOT: TOTs (Training Of Trainers) where experts will share with teachers and educators a guide to active citizenship and community and new methodologies and approaches that can be adapted to students, such as the UN COP simulation methodology.
• Research: A scientific research of citizens at the local level using the RANAS (Risks, Attitudes, Norms, Abilities and Self-regulation) approach.
• Local and International Campaign
• Public Assembles: A series of public assemblies at the local level where students will present the results of the RANAS research to their community, gathering new input from residents to complement their policy recommendations. This action is particularly aimed at citizens, to raise awareness, sharing information, and including everyone in a bottom-up policy-making process.
• Visit to the European Parliament: A final visit to the European Parliament by a delegation of students from each partner country to better understand the workings of the institutions dealing with climate and the environment

Partners

• CIFA E.T.S  – Turin, Italy (coordinator)
• Anthropolis  – Budapest, Hungary
• CWEP – Rzeszów, Poland
• Diciannove societa cooperativa – Italy
• LABC– Turin, Italy
• Le Partenariat-Lile,France

Changing lives. Opening minds
Co-funded by the Erasmus+ programme of the European Union.
The European Commission support for the production of this publication does not constitute an endorsement of the contents which reflects the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.

Assistance program: Erasmus+

Project description:

VALORISTE project aims to:

– develop an innovative and attractive training curriculum focused on sustainability and CE; – improve the development of low-qualified adults/adults from socially vulnerable groups’ competences in subjects that are strategic for sustainable development;

– boost low-qualified adults/adults from socially vulnerable groups volunteering mindset to CE related activities;

– produce a toolkit with vignettes on andragogy and education for volunteering in CE;

– contribute to the development of educational and training competences of adult educators, Valoriste Agents and other practitioners involved in CE;

– raise awareness and implementation of personal and community CE practices.

Target group

• Low qualified adults
• Adult educators

Project results

• R1: VALORISTE training programme – An innovative and flexible training programme for future VALORISTE volunteers with six training modules encompassed in two core areas; sustainable development through circular economy and becoming a Valoriste volunteer
• R2: VALORISTE toolkit – to support adult educators, Valoriste Agents and other practitioners involved in the circular economy
• R3: VALORISTE Digital stories and MOOC – video-based Digital Stories showcasing best practices on the topics covered in training programme all available on MOOC

Partners

• De Bouche à Oreille – Thimister, Belgium (coordinator)
• Forum Citoyens – Burgers asbl – Brussels, Belgium
• Mindshift Talent Advisory IDA – Lisboa, Portugal
• Centre for Education and Entrepreneurship Support – Rzeszów, Poland
• IASIS – Athens, Greece
• OU Vestifex – Narva-Jõesuu, Estonia
• The Rural Hub CLG – Carrickmacross, Ireland
• People Help the People – Palermo, Italy

Changing lives. Opening minds
Co-funded by the Erasmus+ programme of the European Union.
The European Commission support for the production of this publication does not constitute an endorsement of the contents which reflects the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.

Assistance program: Erasmus+

Project description:

Target group

• Future social entrepreneurs
• VET

Project results

• R1: Inspirational video stories – 24 inspirational video stories of social entrepreneurs with a sustainable business model based
• R2: Training modules for VET – A set of 8 comprehensive training modules will be created, covering three areas: essentials on social economy, essentials on innovation and essentials on business development.
• R3: e-learning platform

Partners

• Iniciativas de Futuro para una Europa Social – Valencia, Spain (koordynator)
• Mindshift – Lisboa, Portugal
• Stowarzyszenie Centrum Wspierania Edukacji I Przedsiebiorczosci – Rzeszów, Poland
• Meta4 Innovations – Klagenfurt, Austria
• İnovasyon Girişimcilik Eğitim ve Araştırma Derneği – Bursa, Turkey
• Demostene Centro Studi Per La Promozione Dello Sviluppo Umano – Latiano, Italy
• IASIS – Athens, Greece
• CSI – Nicosia, Cyrprus

Changing lives. Opening minds
Co-funded by the Erasmus+ programme of the European Union.
The European Commission support for the production of this publication does not constitute an endorsement of the contents which reflects the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.

Field: Cooperation partnerships in youth

Project description:

The project is expected to turn attention to unconscious biases as more prevalent and subtle manifestations, leading to discrimination, invisible racism and inequalities. The project aims to contribute to building a more respectful, responsive and tolerant youth generation. Youngsters’ awareness on the topic and bias literacy will eliminate discrimination among peers and will allow more young people to equally enjoy their rights. Increased inclusiveness of youth activities will be achieved.

LIGHT project results

• Development of the LIGHT toolkit, including non-formal learning exercises and youth work experiments.
• Creation of self-revealing tests on unconscious bias.
• Preparation of awareness raising videos and interactive materials on unconscious bias.

LIGHT partners

• LICRA – France (Project coordinator)
• KMOP – Greece
• CSC „DANILO DOLCI” – Italy
• Radio La Benevolencija Humanitarian Tools Foundation – The Netherlands
• CWEP – Poland (it is us)

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