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How can NGOs effectively relay crucial information about services, education, training, and social opportunities to the new migrant communities that need them, especially reaching the most marginalized individuals? Project Number: 2022-3-DE04-KA210-YOU-000100908 Co-Funded by the European Union as a partnership in the field of youth To tackle this issue, our project will leverage a co-creation approach, […]

New Pathways – Identifying and Promoting Best-Practice in Supporting Long-Term Unemployed Adults into Education Pathways Erasmus+: Key Action 2 – Small-scale partnerships in adult education Project number: 2021-2-DE02-KA210-ADU-000050168 Duration: 18 months. Start: 01.03.2022 End: 01.09.2023 Project summary:  The New Pathways project connects five diverse organisations (IWM GmbH, CGE Erfurt, Eurobug, CitizensAct, Youthtopia), from four European

Critical Reflection Academy: Developing a Long-Term Peer- to-Peer Mentoring Program for Educators & Counselors in the fields of Migration and Employability Erasmus+: Key Action 2 – Small-scale partnerships in adult education Project number: 2022-2-DE02-KA210-ADU-000100857 What is critical reflection in the context of this project? “Critical reflection is the process by which educators systematically analyse and

Recently, our BOLSTER team from CGE, consisting of Shauna Shanmugan (Local Alliance coordinator), Jasna Friston (Research Assistant), and Dr. Ammalia Podlaszewska (Project Leader), embarked on a journey to Pödelwitz, a small village in Germany with a powerful story. For decades, Pödelwitz was shaped by open-cast lignite mining – initially providing jobs for the community, but

Greetings everyone, Allow me to introduce myself; I am Tikhon, a 23-year-old enthusiast hailing from the vast and diverse land of Russia. My journey recently brought me to the charming city of Erfurt, Germany, where I took my first steps on April 2, 2023, into a new chapter of life. As I embark on this

Last Saturday, the 25th of March, it took place the City Expedition in Weimar! With a group of around 25 participants we visited several spaces to explore and experience Weimar’s public spaces via storytelling, measuring spaces, and engaging with basic urban planning tools. The diversity of the group, which included urban experts, architects, Bauhaus and

YoungDemo is a CERV-LS project. Its objective is to support youth democratic and civic engagement and to reinforce the importance of citizen involvement and representation in the European decision-making process, especially the underserved groups, as a contribution to raising awareness and empowering citizens to make informed decisions by helping them identify disinformation and promoting citizen