SOCIAL MEDIA POSTS
"AID" IN PROGRESS: MONTHLY NEWSLETTER
The latest "AID" newsletter is out now! You will find information about the progress made so far, the local online activities and workshops face to face.
DISTANCE LEARNING: WHEN PUPILS ARE THE TEACHERS
Project Green S.E.E.D.S is celebrating achievements in online learning and exchange of knowledge between pupils of the 20 classes of the project, in Italy (IC Bosco Chiesanuova, Verona and I.S. Abbé Trèves, Valle d'Aosta), Spain (CEIP Espiñera-Aldán in Galicia), Croatia (Vela Luka High School), Cyprus (Olimpion School) and Greece (Volissos School): 5 primary school classes, 6 secondary school classes, 9 high school classes, all from the mountain and small islands.
3rd Newsletter of the project "X-CAPE" is out now!
Youth Escape COVID - press release
The vision of the “Youth Escape - COVID” project is to create a set of innovative tools and methods that will be based on culture, while its goal is to combat the negative effects of the COVID-19 pandemic among young people in Europe - creatively and innovatively.
The first working meeting of the project took place on June 21-22 and was hosted by the “Christian Tell” County Library. During this meeting, the representatives of partner organizations discussed the work plan and established the responsibilities and tasks in order to achieve the planned results.
Invitation to an online Study Visit “Sustainable agriculture practices in the shadow of mountain Olympus, the House of Gods"
The Olympus National Park Management Agency in Greece in collaboration with SYNTHESIS Center for Research and Education, PNGSI, NSWMN, USV, CTFC, INTEGRA, MAKRO and the University of Thessaly is inviting you to participate in the three-day online event “Sustainable agriculture practices in the shadow of mountain Olympus, the House of Gods" which will take place on the 28, 29 and 30th of June at 10:30 EEST. The study visit will focus on sustainable agriculture practices. For more information about the programme of the event and the registration procedure please click here. The study visit is organized within the framework of the VALOR project (Valorisation of ancient farming techniques in resilient and sustainable agriculture) which is funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union.