Artificial intelligence and gender-based violence: take part in the SHIELD research

SHIELD is gathering opinions and perspectives to develop safer, more accessible and more ethical digital tools.

Women and the agri-food sector: how the sector is changing and prospects for labour market inclusion

AWARE’s International Report analyses the challenges and opportunities for promoting the entry and re-entry of women into the agri-food sector, highlighting the role of social innovation in fostering greater inclusion.

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.

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Green and digital revolution in the Western Balkans with ADDUPT

Green and digital revolution in the Western Balkans with ADDUPT

ADDUPT stands out as a catalyst for innovation in the Western Balkans, focusing on transforming the green sector through advanced digital vocational training. The resources made available on the project website testify to ADDUPT’s commitment to promoting sustainable growth and quality education, thus helping to bridge the skills gap in the sector.

Rethinking autonomy without acronyms – pathways to autonomy accompaniment of unaccompanied minors

Rethinking autonomy without acronyms – pathways to autonomy accompaniment of unaccompanied minors

CIVILHOOD explores the interconnection between socio-relational, labor and educational dimensions in the reception sector, highlighting the importance of an intercultural and inclusive approach. It highlights the need to rethink the concept of autonomy without using acronyms, proposing targeted pathways for under-aged people who have arrived alone, addressing challenges such as labor exploitation and standardization of pathways.