With such a wide range of projects and activities, there’s always something going on. Keep up with our work below.
In the 21st century, we are surrounded by complex and ill-structured issues such as combating global climate change, preventing the spread of coronavirus, animal testing for medical purposes, consumption of GMO foods…
The project will bring together schools, Wikipedia foundations, and language organizations in minority language regions of Europe to use Wikipedia as a tool to teach digital literacy, social engagement, and language skills.
The programme aims to improve the digital literacy skills of pupils, including their avoidance of, and response to, cyber-bullying, radicalization, and attempted grooming as victims or bystanders.
Little is known about the realities of ‘Gig work’ and there is a growing need to reflect on how society deals with these changes in a manner that protects and educates vulnerable young people.
The Story Valley project uses oral history as a driver for improving literacy skills, preserving cultural heritage and enrich it with the oral history and heritage of other cultures.
The project aims to empower vocational students and teachers to design new products and solutions to boost the social inclusion of those with special needs.
The project wants to provide young people more opportunities in a safer cyber environment by teaching them ethical hacking.
Pilot PoVE Water is a transnational project that draws on existing and emerging vocational competences and skills needs in the water sector.