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What does it take to make culture accessible to all? Advancing the public dialogue on inclusion

Despite growing policy commitments and initiatives to improve accessibility, significant barriers still prevent many people with disabilities from fully participating in cultural life. Addressing this gap was the focus of the online workshop “Disability & Inclusion: Where Do We Stand Today?”, organised in Greece by ARTIT on 24 March 2026. KMOP Policy Centre actively contributed […]

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Have your say on social services and prosperity in Greece

Do you use social services in Greece and have a migrant background? Have you participated in education or employment support programmes? KMOP invites you to take part in a brief 5-minute survey that seeks to understand how individuals like you experience and define prosperity through their interactions with social services. Your insights are invaluable in helping

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Strengthening community-based care across Europe | Study visit in Poland

KMOP participated in the 2nd Interregional Learning Event of the FABCOM project in Poland, bringing together regional authorities and stakeholders to exchange knowledge on strengthening community-based care systems across Europe. The event provided an opportunity for public authorities, care providers, and civil society organisations from different European regions to discuss policies and practices that promote

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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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Strengthening social procurement across European regions

What if public procurement could do more than buy goods and services and actively support social inclusion? Through the PROSECO project, KMOP is working closely with regional authorities and partners to strengthen the use of social procurement as a driver of inclusive and sustainable development. Between June and September 2025, partners carried out research across

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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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