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KMOP hosts online training session on nature-based interventions in healthcare

KMOP, as part of its participation in the NATURELAB research project, hosted an online Learning, Teaching and Training Activity (LTTA) on 2 March 2026, bringing together approximately 80 healthcare professionals from Germany, Greece, the Netherlands, Peru, Portugal, Belgium, the United States, Canada, and Ghana. The training was conducted by Eirianna Dragona, Senior Project Manager and Dr. […]

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KMOP leads policy dialogues on tackling territorial inequalities across Europe

Ensuring that no place and no community is left behind is an essential condition for fair, sustainable, and cohesive development across the EU. New comparative research presented by the EXIT Project, funded by Horizon Europe, argues that achieving that goal requires rethinking how territorial inequalities are measured, understood, and addressed. The findings were presented on 13

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KMOP trained 800 journalists and educators in the safe use of digital media

At a time when misinformation and digital noise undermine the quality of democracy and everyday life, KMOP trained more than 800 participants in the critical use of digital media through the seminar series “Become an expert in the digital world.” The series took place on 12, 19 and 26 February 2026 and included three online

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Two in Three People in Greece Automatically Link Men with Careers – Even When They Support Gender Equality

First large-scale research in Greece using the Gender–Career Implicit Association Test shows that unconscious gender stereotypes remain widespread – even among people who support gender equality. A new KMOP study on gender stereotypes in Greece shows that two in three people automatically associate men with careers and women with family roles, even among people who

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KMOP and the Municipality of Piraeus launch the first “Parenting School”

The launch of the first Parenting School in Piraeus captured the pulse of the modern family, with more than 60 parents actively participating in the opening session on Monday, 2 March. The initiative, implemented by KMOP in collaboration with the Municipality of Piraeus, aims to become a consistent point of support for strengthening the parenting

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Fostering nature-based interventions for improving health and well-being

The Book of Proceedings of the NATURELAB International Workshop I, held on 9–10 October 2025 in Amsterdam, has now been published, bringing together the research and discussions presented during the event. The workshop focused on exploring the connections among nature, health, and sustainable urban environments, providing an interdisciplinary forum for researchers, practitioners, and policymakers to

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Empowering 750 educators to tackle bullying in schools

KMOP successfully held the online seminar “What can an educator do to tackle #Bullying in the school environment?”  on Tuesday, 10 February 2026, empowering 750 educators from across Greece. Educators enhanced their knowledge in applying contemporary strategies and practical tools in everyday school practice to combat bullying and support their students. Dr. Antonia Torrens, General

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Fostering European Dialogue on Migrants’ Women Empowerment through Entrepreneurship

On 12 February 2026 in Brussels, KMOP entered a decisive European discussion: can entrepreneurship truly open doors for migrant women? At the conference “Empowering Inclusion through Entrepreneurship”, hosted at the European Economic and Social Committee under the WISER project, researcher Georgia Alexandrou brought KMOP’s experience into this policy debate. Addressing the systemic gaps that persist

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Community Sports at the Heart of Regional Health Policy Reform

European regions are accelerating policy improvements to position community sports as a strategic tool for health resilience and social inclusion. This shift was at the centre of high-level policy workshops and seminars held by the Region of Attica in Athens on 3–4 February 2026, where KMOP contributed its expertise to discussions on strengthening regional policies

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