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European partnership for the development of skills and social inclusion through creativity and arts

The aim of the project is to develop cooperation and exchange of experiences of educators for the creative activity of the above-mentioned people at risk of exclusion, as well as to raise and expand the professional qualifications of people working with them; disseminating art therapy methods of work; increasing digital competences among staff working with people from communities at risk of marginalization and people working for the above-mentioned environments, as well as increasing the opportunities for individual development of educators and volunteers cooperating with partner organizations; obtaining new and improving the psychological, interpersonal and methodological skills necessary in working with people at risk of exclusion.

About the project

To make Europe competitive, cohesive and resilient in the future, we now need to invest in people: in education and training, skills, creativity, entrepreneurship and innovation, and health in the European Union,' reads the European Commission proposal for 2021-2027. In response to this appeal, we have decided to create a "European partnership for skills development and social inclusion through creativity and the arts".

The implementation of this project will contribute to eliminating the problems of marginalized groups (people with disabilities, seniors, migrants) and their social exclusion, and help them improve their key competences. These people, sometimes with problems of an emotional or psychological nature, often only by various art forms (music, art, dance, theatre) are able to open up. Art opens access to our interior: emotions, needs, fears. This is especially important in the times of the pandemic that all of Europe is currently struggling with. The pandemic seriously hindered this part of society both in terms of access to culture and art, as well as active participation in its creation. Counteracting the effects of these difficulties is therefore particularly important now. In our project, we want to train educators working with groups at risk of marginalization, so that they can show their students the way to active and creative participation in culture and art, and thus improve their position in society, including the labour market.

OUR COURSES

Partners

Austria

ARBOS - Gesellschaft für Musik und Theater

Belgium

vzw Theater van A tot Z

Germany

Possible World E.V.

Israel

Nalagaat

Poland

Poleski Ośrodek Sztuki

(Miejska Strefa Kultury)

Poland

Instytut Tolerancji

w Łodzi

Sweden

ABF

Sweden

Norrköpings stadsmuseum

European partnership for the development of skills and social inclusion through

creativity and arts is the european strategic partnership. Contact us if you have more questions about our activities and idea.

marysia.goldstein@gmail.com

i.pietowska@pos.lodz.pl 

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