The CQ+ project, an Erasmus+ initiative aimed at supporting adult learners in developing cultural intelligence and promoting diversity and inclusion, has released its 2nd newsletter. The latest newsletter includes project updates and details on the development of the CQ+ Toolkit, a collection of 20 interactive infographics designed to enhance adult learners’ soft skills in cultural […]
The protection and promotion of children’s rights is a crucial issue that requires collective efforts from different stakeholders. The project “COMMIT – Engaging diaspora and migrant COMMunities in the protection of the rIghTs of the child”, a transnational initiative involving organisations from four European countries, aims to stimulate the engagement of migrant communities and diasporas
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The rapid shift to online education during the COVID-19 pandemic has brought about significant changes in the teaching and learning landscape. This article presents a comprehensive exploration of e-learning experiences in Greece through the use of a mobile ethnography application and subsequent focus group discussions held as part of the PLACEDU project. Using a mobile
KMOP Policy Center invites you to attend the conference “Collaborative Futures: Digital Humanities and Crowdsourcing in Educational Contexts”, which will take place on May 3, 2023, from 17.30 to 20.00, at the Sleep Well Youth Hostel, Espace du Marais asbl, Rue du Damier 23, 1000 Brussels. The event will bring together professionals and representatives from various
In recent years, education has seen a shift from physical spaces to online learning, or e-learning. While this new type of learning comes with its own set of benefits, there are also some disadvantages. Nonetheless, e-learning was quite positively met by the academic community until the time when most of the world had to turn
Hate crimes have become a global concern, posing significant social, political, and legal challenges. The act of violent behavior motivated by bias against a person’s race, color, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, gender, or disability is considered a severe expression of discrimination. The COUNTER HATE project, aimed at improving the assistance of victims of hate
More than 120 young people, as well as representatives of youth and civil society organisations, participated in the Youth Festival “Youth Initiatives in the Spotlight”, organised by KMOP, in collaboration with the Mediterranean College, on April 5th, at the Serafio of City of Αthens. The event showcased various youth initiatives with a positive social and
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2022 has been a very special year for KMOP as we marked our 45th anniversary of empowering individuals and building strong communities. We are thrilled to present to you our Activity Report, showcasing the impact we’ve made in the past year. Over the last four decades, we have been dedicated to supporting individuals and communities
KMOP’s Activity Report is here. Discover our journey in 2022! Read More »
2 April marks World Autism Awareness Day and reminds us all of the need to help enhance the quality of life of people living with autism so they can lead full and meaningful lives as an integral part of our society. At KMOP, our aim is to support the integration of people with ASD into society
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The ENTICING consortium announces the launch of the Digital Humanities Crowdsourcing course curriculum. ENTICING is a 2-year Erasmus+ project, which aims to upgrade the level of the digital readiness of secondary school teachers in humanities, by empowering them with competencies and tools that will improve the quality of their teaching and at the same time
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