Official start of COMMIT
Our EU-funded project COMMIT (“COMMunIcation campaign against exTremism and radicalisation”) helps to prevent young people (between 13 – 25) in 4 EU countries from extremism, radicalism and terrorism, providing them with skills relevant to co-create counter narratives challenging extremist online propaganda and alternative narratives through promoting democratic values, tolerance and cooperation.
The project adopts a trans-medial approach combining online campaigning and face-to-face activities (workshops, contest, events). COMMIT shall also improve the capacity of university students, media professionals, CSOs, Internet companies and stakeholders to meet the new challenges linked to extremist online propaganda and radicalisation, training them in alternative and counter narratives and their use in prevention of radicalisation through a capacity building programme.
The 2-year project is coordinated by Italy and implemented together with the partner countries Austria, Greece, Netherlands and Belgium.
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Unser EU-gefördertes Projekt COMMIT („COMMunIcation campaign against exTremism and radicalisation“) soll helfen, junge Menschen (zwischen 13 und 25 Jahren) in vier EU-Ländern vor Extremismus, Radikalismus und Terrorismus zu schützen. Im Laufe des Projekts sollen ihnen Fähigkeiten vermittelt werden, wie sie durch die Förderung demokratischer Werte, Toleranz und Zusammenarbeit sowie alternativer Erzählungen gegen extremistische Online-Propaganda vorgehen können. Das Projekt verfolgt einen medienübergreifenden Ansatz, der Online-Kampagnen und persönliche Aktivitäten (Workshops, Wettbewerbe, Veranstaltungen) kombiniert.
The COOCOU-toolkit comprises 25 tools for competence assessment from different countries and with different methodological and contentual foci.
The project “IRENE – Increase the empowerment of adults and migrants with specific learning disorders” uses virtual technologies and realities to support adults in learning a foreign language.
Das COOCOU-Toolkit umfasst 25 Instrumente zur Kompetenzerfassung aus verschiedenen Ländern und mit unterschiedlichen methodischen und inhaltlichen Schwerpunkten.
Das Projekt “IRENE – Increase the empowerment of adults and migrants with specific learning disorders” nutzt virtuelle Technologien und Realitäten, um Erwachsene beim Erlernen einer Fremdsprache zu unterstützen.
On 9 April 2020, the environment ministers of 13 EU Member States stressed that Europe must not forget about the persistent climate and ecological crisis when defining its response to the COVID-19 pandemic. It is clear that the coronavirus has had an impact on climate actions and the European Green Deal.
The ERASMUS+ project CONVOLUT (CONsider your skills for VOLUnTeering) follows on from the EU projects CORE, COOCOU, SCOUT, DISCOVER and KISS, which have been successfully implemented to date, with the aim of adapting the ProfilPASS as a competence assessment tool for people at the beginning of retirement. This target group is in transition from employment to retirement, requiring support during this important transition phase. CONVOLUT aims to inspire people at the beginning of retirement to engage in fulfilling and socially relevant volunteer work by giving them impulses and motivating them to self-reflect on their skills and knowledge for volunteer work. The project is coordinated by the DIE and is aimed at counsellors in the participating countries (Germany, Greece, Austria, Sweden, Slovenia, and Spain) who work with the target group and promote their potential for volunteering.