This was precisely the question we addressed in our educational snacks! After exciting practical examples from the Regional Environmental Education Centre (RUZ) Reinhausen and Ökotopia Südniedersachsen eV ‘Raus aufs Land’, we got down to work ourselves: Discovering bean varieties –…
We are very happy to announce that our project, with a special focus on the eBook “Bridging Generations: ‘Intergenerational Learning through Citizen Science” will be presented at the upcoming National Agency (NA) conference on 19-20 November. This event is a…
We’re excited to announce the successful conclusion of the everGREEN project and celebrate the lasting impact it is already having across Europe! The initiative has empowered VET organisations to implement sustainable practices and introduced green competencies into curricula, shaping a…
We’re delighted to announce the release of our eBook “Together for the Future: Intergenerational Learning with Citizen Science”. This comprehensive resource is aimed at secondary school educators and provides innovative strategies for integrating sustainability into the classroom and beyond. The…
We are excited to invite you to the everGREEN Showcase, a landmark event that marks the culmination of the everGREEN Project. This transformative initiative has been dedicated to integrating sustainable practices into vocational education and training (VET) across Europe. Event…
At the heart of our IL4SH project is a transformative approach: Citizen Science. This method bridges education and action, empowering individuals to contribute to scientific research and environmental monitoring. By engaging students, families and communities in meaningful, real-world projects, we’re…
The IL4SH Consortium is proud to announce its forthcoming eBook, Bridging Generations: Intergenerational Learning through Citizen Science.” This resource is designed to unite generations in a shared commitment to sustainable living, and empower households with the tools and knowledge to…
Our rapidly changing world calls for innovative approaches to education – ones that go beyond the classroom and engage whole communities. That’s where intergenerational learning comes in! By connecting students with their families and older generations, we create opportunities to…
We are currently researching projects that have used intergenerational learning to see what we can transfer to our IL4SH project. But what is intergenerational learning? 🤔 Intergenerational learning is about sharing knowledge, skills and experiences between different age groups. At…
We are very pleased to introduce “Intergenerational Learning for Sustainable Households” (IL4SH) – an innovative Erasmus+ project that aims to weave sustainability into the fabric of our daily lives through education. IL4SH is a collaboration of 4 educational organisations and…
The eagerly awaited day has arrived! Tomorrow kicks off the EverGREEN training for VET staff and teachers in the beautiful city of Nice. Join us as we start our journey towards sustainability in educational institutes. Keep an eye out for…
The final transnational meeting for the two-year Erasmus+ Eco-Therapy project took place virtually on January 18th and 19th, 2024, gathering all members of the international consortium. This pivotal video conferencing event played a vital role in finalizing the project’s activities…
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The SynC project fits perfectly with the theme of our reveal15 event, which is entitled “Towards a circular sustainability culture”. We will organise numerous workshops on different aspects of the circular economy. SynC will be one of the projects that…
The planned final event as part of our project has generated a creative spark and triggered the discussion on how to present projects and products in an innovative and sustainable way. This led to the idea of creating an exhibition…