Contributes to the development of society, innovation and knowledge.
Help develop measures to counter violence and discrimination.
Supports adults in enhancing skills to promote their professional growth and participation in social and civic life.
Promotes intercultural dialogue among individuals from all parts of the world to build bridges of knowledge and sharing.
Promotes quality and efficiency in education.
Supports and promotes educational activities, training courses and mobility projects aimed at young people.
CESIE ETS is a European center for studies and initiatives based in Palermo, Sicily.
Green League tournaments concluded with a day of sports, music and conviviality, involving a wide audience of all ages. The program offered numerous sports activities, with special attention to children and families, promoting inclusion and fun. The event was enriched by musical performances and solidarity refreshments, leaving lasting memories among participants.
After two years of work on storytelling and collective healing from trauma, EU-CARES celebrated its results with an event at the European Youth Palermo Centre. With the support of Carlotta Magliocco and her Kamera Photo Lab, final materials, a catalog and an e-Toolkit were presented, engaging participants in an interactive photo walk. The project received both academic and practical appreciation, uniting young people, youth workers and storytelling professionals.
The screening of the docufilm Sh’hili in Palermo stimulated debate on the link between social and climate justice. Filmmaker Habib Ayeb and several local organisations discussed participatory strategies such as agroecology to tackle the climate crisis. The event underlined the urgency of global cooperation for a more sustainable and just future.
Ecovillages and social enterprises promote sustainability through innovative practices that integrate environmental, social, cultural and economic regeneration. They face challenges related to adopting sustainable practices, but offer transferable models to foster more responsible development. These models are key to forming ecopreneurs, entrepreneurs capable of applying regenerative and sustainable approaches.
Think Twice aims to improve media literacy and combat misinformation, involving partners from seven European countries. It provides innovative educational tools to enhance the digital skills of educators and students.
Every year, on October 18, the European Day Against Trafficking in Human Beings reminds us of the urgency of combating one of the most serious and widespread crimes globally. Learn about all the initiatives of CESIE ETS’s Rights and Justice Unit to prevent this phenomenon.
Across the European Union, the daily lives of people with rare diseases are still poorly understood. However, medical education can become more inclusive and accessible by improving understanding of rare diseases among future medical professionals.
In Europe, child sexual exploitation is little known and data are lacking. The STOP project aims to raise awareness and train professionals to address this problem. An interactive infographic explores key issues such as definition, legislation and vulnerable groups. Initiatives like STOP are essential to protect children.