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GOGREEN 1st Newsletter
GoGreen” is a project co-funded by the Erasmus+ programme and its aim is to train decision-makers and public officers for better local environmental action.
Six partner institutions are involved in the project "GoGreen - Local Action for the EU Green Deal" and it will last 3 years. The main objective is to train decision-makers, public officers and consultants, at a local governance level, for the implementation of the European Green Deal and improve their environmental performance in general.
Find out more about the project's aims, objectives and consortium in the first newsletter.
Launch of the European Project "FUSE" for the promotion
of Social Innovation
SYNTHESIS Center for Research and Education and Center for Social Innovation - CSI are pleased to announce the launch of the European Project "FUSE".
Through a series of trainings this project will provide capacity building support to project promoters, agencies, social and civil society actors.
Please find attached below the press release on the launch of the European Programme "FUSE" Activities for immediate release.
Story Makers: Many Voices, Many Lives e-brochure
Story Makers: Many Voices, Many Lives is an Erasmus+ project that aims to empower youth workers to utilize the power of storytelling in their work with socially excluded youngsters.
The initiative was created in response to rising concern about the widening gap between young people who participate in social, civic, and cultural life and are confident about obtaining work and others who have little prospect of having a satisfying life and risk exclusion or marginalization.
Find out more details about the project and the consortium in the Story Makers e-Brochure here.
CALL FOR PARTICIPATION FOR PEOPLE WORKING IN THE CULTURAL SECTOR: LOCAL EXPERT GROUP
The cultural and creative sector is one of the most affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. Many cultural institutions had to make a rapid transition to digital visitor services. This revealed certain vulnerabilities within the cultural sector, namely lacking or low digital skills of cultural professionals. Small and medium-sized cultural institutions in particular have a great need of upskilling, as they lack the resources, knowledge and skills to complete a comprehensive digital transformation. This is where the BoostDigiCulture project comes in.
Currently we are looking for participants in the cultural sector to join the piloting phase of several of its anticipated results. Staff, board members or organisations active in the GLAM sector (galleries, libraries, archives, museums) as well as adult educators and stakeholders active in the cultural or digital field are welcome.
Expression of interest to participate in the pilot actions of the project:
https://forms.gle/fEWQxS1Y84TqEGRH8
For details on how to participate in the BoostDigiCulture pilot event in Cyprus, please contact Dr. Stefania Savva: stephania@synthesis-center.com.
BoostDigiCulture April 2022 Newsletter
SYNTHESIS is excited to announce its new project BoostDigiCulture!
The BoostDigiCulture project, seeks to enhance the capacity of adult cultural professionals in implementing digital culture in their institutional agenda and promote awareness on the importance of digital readiness and training.
Find out more about the project's aims and objective as well as information about the consortium in the first issue of BoostDigiCulture newsletter!