In our ever-changing world, where entrepreneurship is key to economic growth and diversity, we’re excited to introduce you to “PatENT” (patent entrepreneurship for migrants). This project is about tearing down the obstacles many young migrants face when trying to start their own businesses. Our aim? To empower migrant youth, make entrepreneurship more inclusive, and provide…
read moreIf one thought soil was merely dirt, the recent three-day event in Vilnius would have turned that notion on its head. Hosted from July 24th to 26th, the FRIDAY project’s latest gathering served as a whirlwind of education, hands-on learning, and community spirit. Below is a recap of the enlightening experience shared by the attendees…
read moreThe FRIDAY project’s transnational event in Budapest, Hungary, titled “Heavy Metals Pollution,” aimed to inspire young people to take action against climate change and become environmental agents. From May 31st to June 2nd, participants immersed themselves in an educational experience focused on the detrimental effects of heavy metals. This text explores the event’s key insights,…
read moreThe Erasmus+ project “GENTLY“, which stands for Games for Energy Efficiency Youth Literacy, has conducted a three-day training course for participants from seven countries. Experts in the field and young specialists from Germany, Cyprus, Lithuania, Romania, Spain, and Hungary have gathered in Greece, Thessaloniki on May 8th-11th. The event helped participants gain valuable insights into…
read moreThe Erasmus+ youth exchange “Under Ten Flags” brought together participants from ten different countries and backgrounds to explore the themes of peace-building, cultural exchange, and community building. Over the course of several days, the participants engaged in a wide range of activities that aimed to foster creativity, critical thinking, and cross-cultural understanding. The program began…
read moreIn today’s digital age, traditional textbook-based learning methods are becoming less effective in engaging students and delivering the desired learning outcomes. Educators face challenges in adapting their instruction to meet the diverse learning needs of their students while keeping them motivated and engaged. Meanwhile, students struggle to stay focused and motivated in their learning pursuits.…
read moreEmpowering leading females can have a significant impact on the world. When girls are empowered to lead, they can bring their unique perspectives and experiences to the table, leading to more diverse and inclusive decision-making. This can result in more equitable and just societies where everyone’s voices and needs are heard and represented. Additionally, when…
read moreThe “A Safe Place” project, which aims to support women becoming more frequent victims of abuse and address the pervasive problem of domestic violence in the Baltics, featured training sessions and a conference. Training that helped to understand what goes on in the mind of a victim of violence There was a training held in…
read moreSports as an Equal Playground (SPED) is a joint project initiative of four organizations from Finland, Hungary, Lithuania, and Italy to encourage social inclusion and equal opportunities in and through youth sport activities. Now is the European Week of Sports and a perfect time to share some tips we have gathered during the project. The…
read moreIt is hard to deny that people still do not know how to develop or determine their community’s needs. This subject is essential to provide the foundation a city builds on to improve its citizens’ lives since it creates solid and diverse communities that can attract and keep talent, start and grow businesses, and overcome…
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