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 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.
The institutional exchange between Italy and Poland, organised as part of the IMMERSED mutual learning activities, brought together public employment services committed to promoting the social and labour market inclusion of people with a migrant background. It provided an opportunity to exchange views and share practices, tools and strategies aimed at strengthening cooperation between European institutions.
How can we develop effective policies to prevent gender-based violence (GBV), starting from an understanding of the needs of local communities? This is the question behind the first Technical Roundtable organised within the framework of the Bottom-Up Talks project, marking the beginning of a process of dialogue through which institutions, schools, services and third-sector organisations will work together to develop shared recommendations for the city of Palermo.
coOPERATOR helps to boost confidence in vaccination across Europe through a digital observatory that gathers information on needs, experiences and best practices from various countries. Through a participatory approach and the use of behavioural models, it supports the development of more effective communication strategies, based on scientific evidence and tailored to the needs of citizens and healthcare professionals.
A new GUIDE report draws on the experiences of guardians and child protection professionals across Bulgaria, Greece, Italy, Poland and Slovakia.
Listening, participation and wellbeing are key elements in the prevention of addiction. Through Choose Life, over 200 people have taken part in an educational programme that has promoted personal and interpersonal skills, as well as participatory approaches, to support young people in making informed choices.
The initial findings of AMALTHEA’s participatory research highlight the importance of incorporating a gender perspective into the prevention of radicalisation. An evidence-based approach will guide the development of more inclusive tools, methodologies and policies.
In Sicily and Tunisia, those who support businesses are preparing for the green transition.
The S.A.F.E Training Course has addressed sensitive topics such as relationships, sexual health, and emotional wellbeing in an open, inclusive, and informed way with youth workers.