Youth professionals are key to combatting social and economic exclusion of young people, and providing them with the necessary skills to re-engage with the communities and society. GenY/Z-SCOODLE is an EU-funded project aiming to build sustainable solutions in order to upgrade the capacity of youth professionals and organisations, through state-of-the-art Second Chance Education (SCE) methods […]
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As part of the RE-START project, aiming to empower women to re-enter professional life, KMOP, together with five partners from Spain, Cyprus, Iceland, Bulgaria and Poland, have developed and started piloting a very helpful online tool to support women – after staying at home – to re-enter the labour market. This online training will address
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In the framework of the EU funded AMELIE project, which aims to increase the capacity of healthcare and frontline service providers to identify, safely refer and provide gender- and trauma-sensitive services to trafficked persons, a transnational exchange workshop is organized online on Thursday, June 23rd, 11.00 – 17.00 (Europe/ Athens). The workshop’s aim is to
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Digital Theatre is a European initiative aiming to support theatre and its people – both professionals and non-professionals – by offering them the tools they need to enhance their digital skills and digitally adjust their work in the post-Covid era. Along with 4 organizations from Spain, Cyprus, Portugal and the U.K., KMOP aims to: contribute
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The COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically increased the use of certain types of plastic products, further burdening the environment and more specifically the oceans and the life below water. On Friday, June 17, 2022, 16.00-18.00 CET, KMOP Policy Center is hosting the online event “Increasing youth participation to address plastic litter through visual art works”, organized
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After 3 years, the Erasmus+ project FRIENDESK is coming to an end, with its final conference taking place at Conservatorio delle Mantellate, Florence, on the 17th of June 2022. FRIENDESK aims at reducing social exclusion of children 0-6 years old coming from marginalized contexts through the implementation of an innovative ECEC (Early Childhood Education and Care) model:
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On Wednesday, 11 May, 2022, the Final Conference of the COMMIT project took place in Palermo, at the Sala delle Capriate of the monumental complex Chiaramonte – Steri, seat of the Rectorate of the University of Palermo. The conference, entitled “Alternative Narratives against hate and extremism From awareness to education, from communication to activism” has
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KMOP – Social Action and Innovation Centre and ESN UniPi invite you to the seminar titled “Job market and the Erasmus Student Network” that will take place on Thursday 2 June at 14:00-17:00, at KMOP Piraeus (Matrozou 1 and Tzavela, Piraeus). During the seminar, we will discuss the challenges that young people come across when
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YOUlead at a Glance Young people have been facing a persistent silencing of their voice that leads to lowered interest in active participation in public life. As a generation that will bear the consequences of current cross-sectoral and complex issues (climate change, demographic change, racism, discrimination), young people need a flourishing civil society and civic
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A new EU-funded project, AMELIE, has been recently launched and aims to increase the rate of detection of victims of human trafficking within the health sector and improve their access to health care, gender- and trauma-sensitive services. Trafficking in human beings remains a serious threat in the EU despite progress achieved in the past years.