The importance of using new, reliable tools to measure the social impact of welfare policies in the EU, for civil society organizations, governments, regional authorities and businesses, was highlighted in the online event “Innovations in measuring and assessing social impact”, that was organised by KMOP – Social Action and Innovation Centre on the 20th of […]
How can Augmented Reality be used in Museums? This was the main topic that we discussed during the meeting, hosted by Hands On! on 11 & 12 October in the Frida and Fred – The Graz Children’s Museum, with our partners from the European initiative MuseumAR. The meeting gave us the opportunity to test
On 28 and 29 September, the in-person part of the first of the Learning, Teaching and Training Activities foreseen by the Erasmus+ project Dive in Dialogue took place in Barcelona. In total, 31 educators from Serbia, Hungary, Slovenia, Greece and North Macedonia participated in the training, together with 12 people from the partner organisations
The successful integration of migrants is key to the future welfare, prosperity and unity of European societies. Aiming to tackle the difficulties that migrants face when entering a host country and create a framework where they will feel welcome and embraced, KMOP has joined forces with 4 European organizations within the Erasmus+ project “STAGE –
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Measuring the social impact of projects, actions or investments has become increasingly important, as the world faces new challenges and complex social problems that need to be addressed. In this context, using innovative, holistic tools and shaping new policies in delivering welfare seems to be a one-way street. KMOP – Social Action and Innovation
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The Covid-19 pandemic has disproportionately impacted young people’s economic and employment opportunities, accentuating existing barriers and difficulties faced by youth and in particular by those not in employment or education (NEETs). The employment rate in the EU among young people in 2020 was -2.8 percentage points compared to pre-pandemic 2019. In 2021, a majority of the EU Member States hadn’t fully
The MIRAD Mid-Term Stakeholder Symposium was held on the 28th of September following the Consortium meeting in Poznan, Poland. Edyta Pazura-Umecka, PPHS, opened the meeting with a warm welcome and an overview of the day’s agenda, which was followed by Pedro Liberado (IPS), who provided an overview of the MIRAD project’s foundation and approach.
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StoryLiving project promotes digital storytelling as a methodology and as a communication and healing tool for youth living with ASD and other mental health disorders. Storytelling generally indicates a linear narration built around three main elements: the beginning of the story, a middle point (climax), and an end. Digital Storytelling is a methodology used
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Representatives and international experts from distinguished anti-trafficking organisations across Europe gathered at the conference “Enhancing the anti-trafficking identification, prevention and support mechanisms”, that was organized by KMOP – Social Action and Innovation Centre in Brussels, on September 27, to discuss and exchange ideas and best practices towards ensuring better and more effective coordination of protection
The complex global challenges that we are facing today cannot be explained by physical, environmental and biological causes alone; humans play a central role. Understanding the human factor is fundamental and can only be achieved by investigating the historical, cultural and communication processes in which human life is embedded. We invite you to explore,
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