For Safer Internet Day, the SHIELD project launches a new digital platform based on artificial intelligence to help identify and analyse dynamics and situations of online gender-based violence.
For Safer Internet Day, the SHIELD project launches a new digital platform based on artificial intelligence to help identify and analyse dynamics and situations of online gender-based violence.
What does it mean today to build a more united and inclusive Europe from the grassroots up?
The European Solidarity Corps (ESC) Programme is the European Union’s instrument that allows young people aged between 18 and 30 to tackle social and humanitarian challenges.
Through BIKE-HEI, universities are accompanied on a transformation path to build more inclusive, sustainable and interconnected innovation ecosystems, where knowledge, technology and entrepreneurship work together to address the environmental and social challenges of both present and future.
How can Europe prepare the next generation of professionals for climate-smart agriculture and forestry, in a context shaped by competing priorities and difficult trade-offs? This question guided the EVECSA transnational partners meeting held in January in Kälviä, Finland, hosted by KPEDU.
The competencies developed, tools produced and networks built with DIRASA constitute a shared asset that can continue to support the renewal of research governance in Tunisia.
How can migrants’ skills strengthen the European labour market? And what role can civil society play in turning policies into concrete opportunities?
Education and training should be oriented towards the development of sustainability-related competences, in order to prepare people to live and act sustainably within society.
What are the viable pathways for European academic institutions to overcome the impediments to integrating sustainable practices and defining indicators that effectively attest to their progress?