At a time when 92% of European citizens consider the online protection of minors a highly important issue, more than 700 parents and educators actively participated in the seminar “Towards a safer internet for children” organised by KMOP through Live Without Bullying and the Hellenic Safer Internet Centre of FORTH on Thursday, 14 May 2026. […]
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KMOP joined forces with 13 organisations from across Europe to strengthen the emerging role of the Social Impact Manager, a professional who helps businesses create measurable social and environmental value alongside economic growth. Through the “SIM project”, we developed an innovative training programme, practical tools, and learning resources designed to equip professionals with the skills
KMOP and the University of Peloponnese welcomed, from 26 to 28 April, academics, university staff and Gender Equality Committee members from Nepal, Bangladesh and across Europe for a three-day study visit focused on advancing gender equality in higher education in Asia. Hosted in Piraeus and Corinth, the study visit created an open space for dialogue
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Youth violence often goes unnoticed, yet addressing it begins with something both simple and challenging: creating space for honest conversation. That was the driving force behind the student-led conference organised by the Municipality of Agioi Anargyroi-Kamatero in collaboration with KMOP on 25 April 2026 at the”Maria Elena Arts and Culture Centre”. Far from a conventional
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In March and April, KMOP, in collaboration with the General Secretariat for Vulnerable Persons and Institutional Protection of the Ministry of Migration and Asylum, the Greek Forum of Refugees, and the Labour Inspectorate, strengthened the capacity of 130 employers in the tourism sector, alongside staff members from Migrant Integration Centres and Community Centres across Greece,
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On Wednesday, April 29, 2026, KMOP hosted the discussion “Dimensions of Well-Being in Employability and Educational Social Services” in Piraeus, creating a vibrant space for dialogue and meaningful exchange among representatives from academia, local government, civil society organisations, and the wider public. The discussion focused on the concept of prosperity and “well-being” and the need
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KMOP presents the full programme of May at its “Friendly Space for Women & Girls” in Piraeus, offering 11 dedicated sessions focused on women’s psychological empowerment, as well as their personal and professional development. At the “Friendly Space”, every Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, 14:00–17:00, women and girls aged 16 and above can access a safe
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On Wednesday, April 22, 2026, KMOP – Social Action and Innovation Centre successfully hosted the online conference titled “Historical Thinking: Learning from the Past, Shaping the Future.” The event brought together more than 160 people, from across Europe, representing the fields of education and civil society, confirming strong interest in promoting historical thinking as a
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The Women on Board project, with KMOP contributing to its implementation, continues its mission to advance gender equality across Europe’s blue economy by empowering women’s participation in maritime and marine sectors and addressing structural gender imbalances. Through interregional cooperation and shared policy learning, Women on Board brings together organisations from regions of Cyprus, Belgium, Norway,
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The FABCOM project, with KMOP contributing to its implementation, supports the transition from institutional to community-based care across Europe by promoting inclusion, independence, and a better quality of life for vulnerable populations through stronger community-based services. Through interregional cooperation and the exchange of policy experiences, FABCOM brings together 8 organisations from European regions to address
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