After successfully piloted “Champions of Change” training course for facilitators of social innovation in Liverpool, UK in March 2018, partners of “Tomorrow’s Land” project introduce Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) for future social innovators. The MOOC is...
A year and a half ago, we, the “Social innovation center”, launched a project “Art as an Opportunity“, which was implemented with the support of the Erasmus + program KA1, and at the moment,...
We are glad to introduce you with results of project “Development and promotion of social business within youth sector” is executed under the Erasmus+ program and co-financed by the European Union. One of main...
“European Coworking Network” project results are available: Comparative Study of coworking models within private, public and non-governmental sectors, Module “Become an entrepreneur”, as well as Manual on how to organize a coworking event for young people.
Review on internet and computer dangers in classrooms for people with intellectual disability has been published within project “Safe Education and Internet Surfing in Computer Labs for People with Intellectual Disability” . The main objectives...
“European Coworking Network” project IO2 Module “Become an entrepreneur” has finally become available in English! According to “European Coworking Network” project plan, management team presents its work on Intellectual Output 2 (IO2) under the Module...
How to stimulate the active civic engagement of youth? What really motivates youth to be active and engaged? How to convince decision makers that it’s worth the support and continued development of civic education of youth since very early age? Those questions and thoughts were summarised by partners of and further developed within this research.
Local authorities have an important role in promoting social entrepreneurship in every country. However, they do not always have sufficient knowledge and not always actively participate in promotion and support of social entrepreneurship. Often...
One of the project “Social entrepreneurship development in the Baltic Sea Region” task was to explore availability of the education about social entrepreneurship and to assess other forms of support for the Baltic Sea region. The study considers the following seven countries: Finland, Estonia, Denmark, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland and Sweden.
One of the project “Social entrepreneurship development in the Baltic Sea Region” task was to explore availability of the education about social entrepreneurship and to assess other forms of support for the Baltic Sea region. The study considers the following seven countries: Finland, Estonia, Denmark, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland and Sweden.
