KMOP, in collaboration with the German School of Athens (Deutsche Schule Athen), invites you to the online discussion: “Bridging the Steps: Supporting the Transition from Kindergarten to Primary School for Children with ASD”, which will take place on Tuesday, 20 October 2026 at 17:00-18.00 The purpose of the event is to raise awareness, exchange experiences, and
An inclusive workplace takes shape in everyday decisions: how we recruit, communicate, organise work and support career progression. For neurodivergent employees, these decisions can make a significant difference. Yet HR professionals and managers often lack practical guidance on how to respond to different needs, including those of autistic employees who are undiagnosed or choose not
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KMOP presents the October programme of the “Friendly Space for Women and Girls” in Piraeus, offering eight free workshops focused on wellbeing and women’s personal and professional development. Every Monday and Thursday, from 14:00 to 17:00, the Friendly Space welcomes women and girls aged 16 and over to a safe and inclusive environment where they
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The final conference of the ECOSYSTEM project, organised by the Greek National Commission for Human Rights (GNCHR), took place on Friday, 18 September 2026, at Technopolis City of Athens, with significant participation from representatives of the state, independent authorities, universities and research institutions, international organisations, embassies and civil society organisations. The ECOSYSTEM project was implemented
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How can Europe build the skills needed for the green and digital transitions while creating more resilient and inclusive career pathways? KMOP Policy Center contributed to this discussion at Creative Skills Week 2026, held in Brussels from 7 to 9 September, alongside policymakers, educators, researchers, industry representatives and organisations from across Europe. The three-day event
We are pleased to share the 3rd Women on Board newsletter, highlighting the latest developments and insights from across the project as regions work to strengthen women’s participation and representation in the blue economy. This edition features the new Gender Parity in Blue Economy Synthesis Report, bringing together evidence from seven regions and identifying key
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How can communities help Ukrainian women access the information, services and support they need to build their lives in a new country? KMOP explored this question through the SWEETIE project, sharing its experience from Greece at the project’s Final European Event in Naples on 17 September 2026. The event, “Empowering Communities from Within: The SWEETIE
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Housing affordability has become one of the biggest challenges facing people and communities across Europe. Rising rents, limited housing supply, increasing living costs and unequal access to adequate housing are making it increasingly difficult for many people to find a safe, suitable and affordable home. KMOP – Social Action and Innovation Centre invites you to
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How can we make sure that people receive the support they need within their communities, with access to the services and opportunities that are part of everyday life? KMOP contributed to this discussion during a study visit to the County of Offenbach, Germany, on 9–10 September 2026, exploring how community-based care is implemented in practice.
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What might your automatic reactions to younger and older people reveal? KMOP launches the second Implicit Association Test (IAT) in its series of open social research tools, this time exploring automatic associations related to age. The new test invites you to explore the automatic associations you may make about younger and older people. These associations