SheActs: Civic Engagement by Example
She Acts is an Erasmus+ project with the objective of using the arts to explore and share stories of women who challenged social barriers through storytelling, creative expression, and peer-led dialogue.
Enabling Circularity through Hands-on Opportunities
The ECHO Project seeks to establish repair hubs to promote sustainability and equip communities with repair skills.
Generating Awareness transforming Recycled Materials into Environmentally Sustainable Textiles (GARMEnTS)
The GARMEnTS project equips marginalised young people with practical skills to develop careers and businesses in the sustainable fashion sector.
Comic Relief
The Comic Relief project develops research and evidence-based methodologies for youth workers to actively deploy humour in their practice.
Rediscovering Our Traditions Exploring Sustainably (ROuTES)
ROuTES applies participatory approaches in local communities to empower young people to lead the development of sustainable tourism in their local areas.
Beyond the Frame: Collage Art as a Tool for Mental Wellbeing and Civic Action
Beyond the Frame helps young people look after their mental health and speak up on issues they care about, using collage art across Europe.
Laugh Labs: Harnessing the power of humour to develop emotional resilience and reduce stigma in Europe
Laugh Labs used humour and creative workshops to build emotional resilience, reduce mental health stigma and open conversations about wellbeing among adults in Ireland, Italy and North Macedonia.
WateRRR: Three Rs to reduce plastic pollution and sustain water basins through creativity
WateRRR engages secondary school students, teachers and wider community members across Europe in the fight against water pollution, encouraging them to provide creative and sustainable solutions in their localities.
Retrofuture: Youth-led Intergenerational Upcycling Workshops to Promote Circular Economy
RetroFuture is an Erasmus+ initiative designed to teach young people practical upcycling and workshop facilitation skills.
Lost Outfits Used Sustainably (LOutUS)
LOutUS is a project in the vocational education sector that aims at building the competencies of students about sustainable fashion practices, so that they can adopt new habits and become sustainable fashion ambassadors.
Creative YOUth over 65 (R You 65)
The project promotes to the active ageing of older adults (+65 years old) through art workshops.
United in Biodiversity: A STEAM Approach to Biodiversity Education in European Schools
The United in Biodiversity project is an Erasmus+ initiative aimed at introducing biodiversity education in the primary school curricula, particularly in the STE(A)M subjects.
Upcoming Workshops