From the network

• EUROCLIO and the House of European History – Writing History

  Thanks to a standing partnership with EuroClio, the House of European History held a training workshop on 13-14 May, where LLLP representatives got to attend to grasp the basics of communicating about our shared history. Beside a plethora of learning materials, the workshop focused on the role of teachers in building a common identity, especially through non-formal and informal learning methodologies. 
  From a dental clinic to the House of European History: How to tell the story/stories of Europe
  A grand visual display […]

• Members Spotlight: SIRIUS Policy Network on Migrant Education

  
  SIRIUS Policy Network on Migrant Education brings together key stakeholders in the migrant education field from around Europe, including policy makers, researchers, practitioners, migrants and refugees. SIRIUS has several key activities including co-creating knowledge, pursuing national and EU level advocacy change, peer learning and setting standards for quality inclusive migrant education.
  SIRIUS is part of the KIDS4ALLL project led by the University of Turin. We also work on the ENABLE and SUN projects, all providing tools and […]

• ALL DIGITAL launches the ALL DIGITAL Weeks 2023 campaign: Enhance your digital skills!

  Brussels, 21 February 2023 – For the 14th year in a row, in 2023, ALL DIGITAL, the European association representing networks of digital competence centres and stakeholders, will run the ALL DIGITAL Weeks, the annual digital inclusion and empowerment campaign involving centres, libraries, community centres, schools and other venues across Europe – which over time helped almost 1.5 million people to get online for the first time or enhance their digital skills.
  In 2023 the campaign will be […]

• Joint Policy Brief – “Investing in our Future: Seven EU economic governance reforms”

  Finance Watch co-published a civil society briefing on how to ensure a reformed European economic governance framework supports the EU’s goals and helps tackling Europe’s multiple crises.
  Europe faces serious economic, environmental and social challenges that require reforms and investment. But EU actions to tackle these challenges are constrained by Europe’s own economic governance framework, which has grown overly complex and out of date over the years. The Fiscal Matters coalition, a group of NGOs, unions and think tanks of which […]

• ESU’s contribution to the European Year of Skills

  The European Students’ Union (ESU) welcomes the proposal of the European
  Commission to designate 2023 as the European Year of Skills (EYS), looking
  forward to ensuring that the designation would not only increase momentum
  for the importance of skills and skills sets in a fast-changing society, but would
  also bring forward key developments in the sector, with a focus on the
  essential role of education and training.
  Read their suggestions and proposals to take students’ needs into account

• BEST project results: Delivering solidarity messages through postcards & advocating for Global Civic Education

  The project ‘Building European Solidarity Today’ (BEST), co-financed by the Erasmus+ program, has successfully closed its third European edition (2020-2022). Coordinated by Center for Peace Studies (Croatia), BEST has also been implemented in France (by La Ligue de l’Enseignement), Spain (by Cives Foundation), Poland (by School with Class Foundation), Italy (by Arci) and Slovenia (by Humanitas). 
  The initiative was initially imagined and designed in 2002 by the Ligue de l’Enseignement in France to deal with the rise of racism and […]