On 21 July, the multiplier event of the MEW project took place online, with the participation of students and professors from the University of Gloucestershire interested in mental health-related topics and dynamics.


On 21 July, the multiplier event of the MEW project took place online, with the participation of students and professors from the University of Gloucestershire interested in mental health-related topics and dynamics.

earning mobility is one of the key policy priorities promoted by the EU as it is fundamental in the development of competences crucial for active participation in society and in the labour market. Discover the new website on pupil’s mobility!

In the last 6 months, the VOLUME project partners carried out research and interviews in order to have a complete picture of the needs of volunteers and unaccompanied minors.

The CTF project aims at providing aspiring or new entrepreneurs in the creative sector with attractive training materials for self-study, to deepen their understanding of the creative sector and have the tools, the motivation and the inspiration necessary to prosper within the sector.

In July 2021, the Tour2Include consortium held a 3-day short-term staff training to exchange experiences regarding best practices in the field of migration.

Art therapy in this sense plays a fundamental role in helping everyone to discover the resources they possess, stimulating the potential for self-regeneration, restoring self-esteem, awareness and well-being. Read more about HEAL’s project exhibition: RI-TRATTI #spinoff.

In the last year, the cultural sector has encountered many difficulties due to the pandemic: what tools and skills need to be developed to overcome the crisis? Learn more about the project!

Wednesday, July 14th, CESIE presented the project MyHandScraft during the final event of the project Rinf – “Recycle in Fashion”.