From 20 to 28 February, the city was transformed into an open-air laboratory where cinema, literature, and performance offered a narrative of contemporary Ukraine, reaching far beyond the mere reporting of the conflict.
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Protecting minors in communities: from theory to shared responsibility
Care facilities can only become truly safe spaces if listening, prevention and reporting tools are concrete and accessible. With SHIELD, a new multi-agency model aims to strengthen the protection and active participation of children and adolescents.
Responsible tourism: businesses and communities against exploitation
How can the tourism sector help prevent exploitation and promote more ethical hospitality?
INNO4Tourism: investing in education for a more sustainable tourism sector in Thailand and Laos
INNO4Tourism guides young people in Laos and Thailand into the world of sustainable tourism, turning education into concrete opportunities for growth and skills for the future.
Artificial intelligence as a tool to combat 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.
European Solidarity Corps – Promoting inclusion and solidarity in Palermo!
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.
BIKE-HEI: sustainable innovation between artificial intelligence and entrepreneurship
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.
Learning to work together: dialogue and collaboration at the heart of EVECSA
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.