Sustainable Project Management in Western Balkan Universities

Five universities in Albania and Bosnia and Herzegovina have piloted new Sustainable Project Management programmes to strengthen skills, tools and partnerships, and to promote more sustainable management in universities across the Western Balkans.

Revolutionary Disabilities: Disability Pride Palermo Returns

From 30 September to 11 October, Disability Pride Palermo returns with events, activities and discussions focusing on accessibility, participation and self-determination, culminating in the parade on 10 October dedicated to ‘Revolutionary Disabilities’.

Green Skills for Sustainable Higher Education

RE-GRAD transforms higher education in Armenia and Moldova towards sustainability.

What space for the health of women with a migrant background?

Between June and July 2026, CESIE and Centro Penc organised three days of meetings aimed at social workers, health professionals, linguistic-cultural mediators, and professionals working in third-sector organisations, to discuss issues related to health and wellbeing, share practices, experiences, and working tools, and reflect on how to improve access to services and care pathways for women with a migrant background, with particular attention to health protection, the prevention of gender-based violence, and the building of effective territorial networks.

DIGI-FRAME – Call for “external evaluator”

CESIE ETS is looking for an “external evaluator” for the DIGI-FRAME project.

Rights and Justice

A generation engaged, a society in motion

A generation engaged, a society in motion

PIVOT is designed to strengthen active citizenship among young people aged 17 to 25 and to give them the tools to understand how the European Union works and how they can take part in its democratic life.

Positive peace as a precondition for social justice

Positive peace as a precondition for social justice

As the project that brought us together to work on social justice and peace in the Mediterranean comes to an end, we would like to share how we have interpreted these concepts in our local Sicilian context and how we have strengthened them after meeting young people from Tunisia, Morocco, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, France, and Spain.