At the end of September, we gathered with our MILES partners in Göttingen to take stock of our progress and shape the next steps. The focus? Planning co-creation workshops with students and preparing flipped classroom activities that will bring together…
Our final training event will take place in October 2025 in Kaunas, Lithuania, hosted by the Third Age University (TAU). This special course will gather adult learners from diverse backgrounds—including different age groups, cultures, life experiences, and levels of mobility…
The Knowledge Bits developed in the Understanding EU project focus on topics that citizens identified as particularly relevant – and often difficult to understand. Some examples include: 🗳️ How do European Elections work? 🚄 What is the Schengen Agreement? ✈️…
As part of this year’s Kartoffelfest, hosted by the Waldpädagogisches Zentrum (RUZ) Reinhausen, our team had the opportunity to present the outcomes of the GEA project to a wider audience. The Kartoffelfest is a well-known local celebration dedicated to environmental…
We are pleased to report strong engagement with our TRANSFORM survey. In Germany, over 30 individuals have already shared their views on their current skills, training needs, and career goals. Across the partnership, nearly 300 responses have been received so…
We will try to answer these questions during the MILES webinar. We are excited to have Professor Miguel Ferreira da Silva as our guest speaker. A lawyer, researcher, and university professor with a PhD in Security and Defence, he has…
As part of the GEA project, we facilitated a constructive discussion with local residents on 10 September 2025 to explore how general decrees on water abstraction are perceived in practice. The session provided space for residents to share experiences from…
On 8 September 2025, BUPNET organised a roundtable focused on flood-retention measures in the area surrounding Breitenauer See. Local residents took part and shared their perspectives, concerns and ideas for improving community resilience to heavy rainfall and flooding. During the…
We’re happy to share the release of our fifth IL4SH newsletter, marking another key milestone in the project! This issue highlights the official launch of the IL4SH Virtual Toolkit — a practical resource for teachers to bring intergenerational learning and…
We are happy to share the final newsletter of the FLAG project (English and German), which gives an overview of everything we have achieved together during these two years. From the development of our gamified language learning app to international…