Hi, my name is Kevin Verduci and I’m a 28 years old from Italy. I am born in a little mountainous region in North Italy, called Aosta Valley, famous for mountains and for winters. Nature ha always been part of my everyday life, especially because in Aosta Valley it is pretty common living in a […]
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Third sector organizations play a critical role in fostering youth development, promoting community action, and driving social change. However, promoting youth participation and commitment to local activities and events is a significant challenge for these organizations, particularly when it involves young migrants. Recognizing these challenges, it becomes evident that targeted initiatives are necessary to address
The recent “Go Visual” training, held at the European Youth Education and Meeting Centre in Weimar, Germany, from 23 to 31 July 2024, brought together youth workers, educators, and creative professionals from across Europe for an intensive exploration of visual thinking. Over the course of eight days, participants discovered how to apply graphic facilitation techniques
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Between the 2nd and 11th of July 2024, the Adult Education Staff Mobility within the Art in Action project brought together 12 passionate educators from CGE team for a transformative experience in the scenic surroundings of Madeira, Portugal. This mobility, designed to enhance skills in art-based methodologies, focused on addressing the educational and emotional needs of adults,
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On the last day of “Critical Lens” Outdoor Cinema sessions, a group of young people joined at Saline 34 backyard to watch and discuss the film “Don’t Look Up”. The film humorously shows the attitude of the media and the public towards a fact that meteor will hit the planet Earth in the next few
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In the second day of “Critical Lens” Outdoor Cinema sessions, a group of young people joined at Saline 34 backyard to watch a documentary “The Social Dilemma”. The film highlights the various problems associated with the global massive use of social media. Namely, former employees of large technology companies (Google, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Twitter and
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To pilot some of the activities and workshops that have been developed during the training course of the “Shared Spaces” project, 7 young people and youth workers got together at Saline 34, a building that is itself a shared space for various organizations and emergent artists. To start the event, participants were welcomed with a
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How do we create a shared space? How to build a safe space where everyone can feel free, share, learn, and experiment? How to form a community space that is supportive, gives room for your ideas and empowers you to organise your own projects? In order to answer these questions, the Shared Spaces project gathered
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In the framework of Planet 4 Biodiversity project (P.Nº: 101082212, funded by Horizon Program) and Yound Demo project (P.Nº: SEP-210833021, funded by CERV Program) seven young people got together to watch a documentary, part of the Outdoor Cinema Sessions “Critical Lens”. The aim of the session was to spread awareness about the importance of biodiversity
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The Access2Success project aims to bridge the digital divide, ensuring that diverse communities, especially the project’s target groups: migrants, social workers, youth workers, and educators, are not left behind in the digital revolution. Its mission is to empower the target groups with essential skills and knowledge in digital competencies, digital literacy, and digital citizenship, thereby
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