With the first school bell on 11 September, a new academic year begins — full of inspiration, creativity, and challenges. At KMOP, we continue to stand by educators, offering informative activities and events that help them meet the demands of today’s school environment. In this context, we are pleased to present three unique events for […]
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KMOP – Social Action and Innovation Centre cordially invites you to a one-day public event addressing the climate crisis and the critical role of educators in promoting sustainability on Tuesday, 16 September 2025, from 09:30 to 16:00, at the Ionic Centre, 11 Lysiou Street, Plaka, Athens. As the effects of climate change become increasingly pronounced,
Digital education can open pathways to autonomy and social empowerment for persons with disabilities. Through two new educational platforms, KMOP empowers persons with disabilities by offering practical tools and comprehensive training to support daily life and social inclusion. Platform for Persons with Disabilities With educational resources, tutorials, and exercises, participants can: Improve their social and
KMOP’s “Friendly Space for Women and Girls” (Matrozou 1 & Tzavella, Neo Faliro – Piraeus) reopens its doors this September with a rich programme of creative activities, educational workshops, and experiential sessions — all designed to promote empowerment and psychosocial wellbeing. Every Monday and Thursday, women and girls have access to a safe and welcoming
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Climate change, biodiversity loss, and rising social inequalities are transforming both our environment and our societies. Responding to these challenges takes more than awareness — it requires skills and attitudes that foster empathy, responsibility, and care for people and the planet. But where can young people best develop these competences? In schools, which have the
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Throughout the summer, KMOP intensified outreach efforts through the “Sports for Peace, Youth for Change” campaign. Open-air sports events, youth-led digital storytelling, and community gatherings reached over 1,000 residents in Kumanovo, Lipkovo, and nearby areas. Local mentors, sports figures, and young leaders joined KMOP in advocating for tolerance, diversity, and peaceful coexistence, amplifying the project’s
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From June to August 2025, KMOP – Social Action and Innovation Centre implemented a wide range of youth-focused and community-building activities in North Macedonia as part of the EU-funded project Preventing Extremism and Radicalisation in Youth through Sports (PRECYOUS). Through sustained engagement in the municipalities of Kumanovo and Lipkovo, KMOP continued to promote youth resilience,
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In the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, eating disorders have seen a sharp rise across Europe, particularly among young people aged 15 to 25. Today, over 20 million individuals across the continent are affected by conditions such as anorexia, bulimia, and binge-eating disorder. An eating disorder is defined as a mental health condition where the
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We are excited to share the latest updates on advancing the social economy across European regions! In SECON’s fifth newsletter, you’ll get the chance to: Explore highlights from the 5th Interregional Exchange Workshop & Steering Committee in Leuven, Belgium Learn from field visits to inspiring social economy enterprises promoting inclusion, circular practices, and local engagement
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For unaccompanied minors who have endured trauma, displacement, and the challenges of social exclusion, daily life can be overwhelming. These young individuals are often expected to navigate not only the emotional weight of their past but also the complex realities of adapting to a new cultural and social environment—frequently without the necessary psychosocial support. To
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