European cooperation projects

Launched in November 2022 for a period of 24 months, the MAKE IT HAPPEN project gathers 9 European partners around the question of inclusion in mobility projects.

Strengthening the “learning to learn” competence of migrant adults

Diversify and strengthen your teaching practices with videos based on stories of migration paths

Get trained in digital security to protect the most vulnerable users against growing cyber threats, and strengthen prevention in the education, training and integration sectors.

Adult trainers: design inclusive content

The Strength project contributed to develop the use of digital technology in training courses offered to low-qualified women with migration backgrounds, in order to foster their social and professional integration in Europe.

Strengthen the language skills of your learners through comic books: a powerful tool for the representation of migrant people and their social inclusion

In the last years, mental health has become a societal issue for many young people. Thus, preparing for European and international mobility is both a preamble and a success factor.

Develop the skills of your teams to support the mobility of learners with intellectual disabilities

HERoic Tracks is an ambitious project that aims at contributing to the integration of refugee women in Europe by 2026. The result of this project is the equipment of actors with a diagnostic tool and the training of trainers in gender and intercultural issues in order to support the final beneficiaries.

Through artistic expression in adult education, ONE Culture promotes inclusion, encourages intercultural understanding, and celebrates the diversity of European cultures.

Learning to learn, to choose, and to act effectively. These are skills that you can pass on to your learners and that can protect them from any form of social exclusion when they have a low level of education and vocational training.

The Intercult project aims at training people with a migration background to become “intercultural mediators”, and to facilitate the inclusion of migrant communities within a diverse society.