Small steps, big impact
Applying the creative process as a catalyst for social inclusion, personal and professional development.
What we do
We believe that the world of art and that of emotions are closely linked, which turns every creative process into a catalyst for social inclusion, personal and professional development. Therefore, by awakening and building on individual creative potential and emotional intelligence, we aim to support positive change towards a more inclusive, happy, inspired and sustainable society.
Civil
Society
Social enterpreneurship, diversity and inclusion, migration policies
Youth
support
Youth enterpreneurship, mentoring, career counseling, creative learning
Emotional
Intelligence
Social inclusion, sustainable employment, peer appreciation
Featured projects
MIRAGAMO is using an innovative combination of business theatre methods, gaming tools and digital learning in order to propose educational solutions with a solid and long-lasting emotional impact on learners and indirectly on society in general.
The idea of MIRAGAMO emerged as a result of the shift from traditional training activities towards alternative methods based on distance and digital learning forms. MIRAGAMO is set to respond to the increasing demand of business organizations and public institutions for flexible and online accessible learning content for their teams.
This project is co-funded by the Erasmus+ programme of the European Union.
The EILM project scope is focused on tackling the needs of the VET sector in vocational advisory. There is a growing need to update outdated tests and methodology of supporting career decisions and vocational development of people during transition and long-term unemployment in an open EU job market. The format and methodology of assessment and supporting vocational development are considered not suitable for young EU citizens, which means that VET advisors (working in schools, labour agencies, coaches, ect.) are looking for new tools in assisting personal career development.
This project is co-funded by the Erasmus+ programme of the European Union.
