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October 16-19, 2023, we had the honor of hosting a distinguished Greek Delegation of experts who embarked on a Study Visit focused on bullying prevention and anti-bullying practices in education. The delegation’s visit proved to be a fruitful exchange of ideas, experiences, and strategies in the fight against bullying.

Youth from Poland and Norway gathered in Oslo and Utøya!

The Schools For All project was presented by Dr. Michalis Kakos in the international conference as part of his presentation entitled:”Educational Inclusion of Newly Arrived Migrant and Refugee Students: Towards a Holistic View” .

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I November er det 15 år siden Wergelandsenteret ble opprettet for å fremme utdanning som en viktig vei til demokrati og menneskerettigheter i Norge og Europa. Vi inviterer til seminar på Sentralen i Oslo 23. november.

The European Wergeland Centre turns 15 years in November. To celebrate, we will share insights from our work and lessons learned through a series of thematic seminars running from November 2023 through March 2024.

The “31 Basic Activities” handbook is now also available as a digital platform through the EWC website. The filtering options and quick overview of activities are designed to make it easier for users to find and implement any activity that meets their needs.

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A comprehensive infographic of what has been achieved since the beginning of the project, 2019 until August 2023.

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The project Schools For All – Inclusion of Refugee Children in Greek Schools will be extended until January 2024. The design and implementation involves a new cycle of activity for the first time in primary schools.

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The Schools For All project participated in the Refugee Week Greece as part of the EEA Grants community, on 22 June 2023. The workshop “Reflections: from the personal to the collective” took place at the taf / the art foundation. The workshop was targeted to professionals in the field of refugees.

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In April and May 2023, the 4 hubs of Schools For All co-created and co-organized 4 festive final events to showcase their work and celebrate their collaboration. The results were inspiring and memorable.

As schools are repeatedly emphasized as a crucial arena for prevention of hate and extremism, it becomes imperative to investigate the actual implications of this responsibility.

Teachers and educators from Northern and Western Europe met on the island of Utøya to learn, share, and give feedback on the role of education in building democratic resilience.