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SYNTHESIS proudly presents the latest edition of the HANG OUT project's newsletter. Discover the highlights from our recent transnational meeting in Paris and the exciting Virtual Multiplier Event. Get insights into our upcoming events and the innovative educational resources we're developing. This edition is packed with progress and plans that are shaping the future of adult education. Stay informed and inspired!

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The SPACE4US Erasmus+ project has now published its second newsletter! Don’t miss out, you can now read it in English and Greek!  The newsletter focuses on the findings of Result 1 which consists of a qualitative and comparative social study on the risk of exclusion faced by girls in Europe. The study aims to provide an update framework of the multidimensional concept of social exclusion, drew on the identification of the major predictors of vulnerability and risk in the life paths of young women. An intersectional gender perspective, oriented towards ideals of social transformation and social justice, frames the study.

Find it here: EN | GR

Find out more about The Green Step Transnational Training which took place from the 21st to 23rd of September in Verona, Italy. The training was attended by 20 participants including coordinators, trainers and trainees coming from different geographical, economic and social realities from northern, central, eastern and southern Europe represented by the Netherlands, Denmark, Romania, Italy and Cyprus. It was hosted by Glocal Factory in the creative spaces of the 37100 Lab Center in Verona.

Newsletter: EN

SYNTHESIS is a proud partner of the #WESTEM project, which aims to #empower #women to pursue #STEM studies or careers!

The second Newsletter of the project is already out and waiting for you to read through the latest updates and what we have been working on.

Newsletter GR | EN 

Rural women have been increasingly running their (social) enterprises yet their socioeconomic contributions have failed to be recognized. Beyond income generation, entrepreneurship can legitimize rural women’s control over resources; this is important since women invest more in food and healthcare for their families and their children’s education (World Bank). We see disparities in where income goes based on the priorities of females and males.  

Organizations like the Women Entrepreneurship Development Association of Zambia enable access to marketing training opportunities and investors to instil confidence and stability in females working to build stronger rural economies. 

Diesis wants to take some time to acknowledge the benefit of female entrepreneurs in rural areas on local economies through the implementation of the #WEGREEN Project which addresses the need for transforming the EU economy into a green one and developing new skills required for both green jobs and green entrepreneurship in the rural area, using digitalization and

#SocialEconomy models.

Discover more here: http://ow.ly/UAiH50L7KN3

The #WEGREEN project is funded by ERASMUS+ and implemented by Diesis Network, BK CON, SYNTHESIS, Primorska University, Mladi ambasadori and the Centrul pentru Legislatie Nonprofit.