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45. The second newsletter in English of the “Future Target” project
The 2nd newsletter in English produced in the project "Future Target" has been recently published. The project "Future Target", (action n. 2019-1-DE02KA204-006511) was approved by the Erasmus+ National Agency in Germany within the framework of the Strategic Partnerships for Adult Education. The European initiative focuses on the exchange of good practice among 7 partner organisations; Youth Europe Service (Italy), Sharing Europe (Italy), IYDA e.V. (Germany), Geoclube - Associacao Juvenil De Ciencia Natureza E Aventura (Portugal), Kainotomia & SIA EE (Greece). Academia Postal 3 Vigo SL. (Spain) and Mobilizing Europe (Sweden). More information on the Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/projectFutureTarget/.
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In date 12/02/2022 took place online a second meeting of the project “Explore Europe”, an initiative approved by the National Erasmus Plus Youth Agency in Italy as action n. 2020-2-IT03-KA205- 018664 in the framework of the programme Erasmus Plus KA2 Strategic Partnerships for Youth. During the meeting, the partners presented various activity plans related to communication, quality, risk, sustainability and monitoring and evaluation as well as discussed the state of the art of the development of the various products under implementation. More information are available on the Facebook page www.facebook.com/Explore-Europe104476754982850/ or on the official project website www.exploreurope.euwhich.
47. Brief meeting of the “CYBER-SAFETY" project
In the date 16/02/2022 took place an online meeting of the project "Together to guarantee cybersafety and prevent cyberbullying in schools" (acronym "CYBER-SAFETY"), an initiative approved in Croatia by the National Agency Erasmus+ within the programme KA220-SCH Cooperationration partnerships in school education as action n.2021-1-HR01-KA220-SCH-000027712. The Cyber-Safety project aims to prepare young people aged 13-18 (with the right set of tools) to recognise cyberbullying incidents and be able to avoid or escape from such situations. By doing so, it will also prepare teachers (and youth educators) to deal with the topic and confront teenagers with the risks of the online world. The objectives of the initiative are to raise awareness among teenagers about cyberbullying as well as to provide teachers with skills and competences to prevent and combat this abhorrent phenomenon. During the meeting, the partners set the dates for the first TPM in Zagreb. The partners of the initiative are the following organisations: Ivan Cankar Primary School (Croatia - project coordinator), Youth Europe Service (Italy), Colegiul National Spiru Haret (Romania), Mine Vaganti NGO (Italy) and Van İl Milli Eğitim Müdürlüğü (Turkey).
48. Kick-off meeting and brochure of the “Joint Ventures” project
In date 17/02/2022 took place the first meeting of the project “Joint Ventures: Jeunes et des espaces vertes” (acronym JV) the initiative was approved under the Erasmus Plus KA220-YOU programme (action n. 2021-1-LU01-KA220-YOU-000 029296). The main objective of the project
