This report presents the key lessons emerging from the implementation of the GUIDE project and explores their relevance for future policy and practice.


This report presents the key lessons emerging from the implementation of the GUIDE project and explores their relevance for future policy and practice.

A collection of practical tools, methodologies, and resources designed to support professionals in promoting gender equality, challenging gender stereotypes, preventing discrimination, and encouraging the fair division of care and family responsibilities across workplaces, educational settings, services, and local communities.

Read the latest news about the MINDFIT project.

Cinema, literature and activism meet at BOOQ to explore the frontiers of representation and modern rights. Two events dedicated to reflection, listening and discussion on the themes of rights, identities and the representation of bodies in modern society. We look forward to seeing you on 6 and 8 July at Booq, in Palermo.

What does it mean to create collective spaces of care? With GUIDE, we explore the value of voluntary care and shared responsibility through film and music. See you on 3 July at 6.00 pm at the Ex Caserma Falletta, Palermo.

Who takes care of those who care? Join CareDivide’s free online training on 1st July.

Is sport truly a welcoming and safe space for everyone? If you have never asked yourself this question, you may be overlooking something important.

We are offering a free training open to all on gender, care and work, as part of the European project EQUAL-CARE, in collaboration with Disability Pride.

Building relationships free from violence starts in the classroom. Together with Palermo City Council, we are launching the 1st Technical Roundtable to co-design a safe and inclusive future for young people and teenagers. We look forward to seeing you on 23 June at 9.30 am at Palazzo Tommaso Natale, Via Garibaldi 26, Palermo.

Do you work in the social and healthcare sector or the voluntary sector? Do you support women from migrant backgrounds? Join the SIS-HUBS series of free events! We look forward to seeing you on 22 and 25 June at EPYC and on 2 July online.

Through European cooperation projects, training activities and grassroots initiatives, we actively promote safer and more equitable spaces for LGBTQIA+ people and other communities at risk of exclusion.

Register to this SISTERS training course to learn to recognise and tackle discrimination and promote fairer, more inclusive sporting environments.

This awareness-raising video provides a clear and accessible overview of child trafficking, with a specific focus on the European context.

The Peer Support Programme for inclusion, access to services and community participation is now open. The initiative places at its core proximity-based relationships, mutual support, and improved access to local services as concrete tools for social inclusion.

For the International Menstrual Hygiene Day on 28 May, there is renewed urgency to bring this topic back into public debate – where menstrual health remains one of the most invisible issues.