Greece

Greek Summer Academy

The Greek Summer Academy focused on contemporary challenges in Greek schools, in particular related to issues like integration of refugee children in mainstream education, and democratic culture and competences as a means to  prevent racism, hate speech and violent extremism. This project is completed.

Participants at a Greek Summer Academy

What A whole school approach to education for democratic citizenship and human rights in view of issues like racism, hate speech and violent extremism.

For Teams of school heads, teachers and representatives of local NGOs and parents’ associations.

How Online preparations, face-to-face training and systematic follow up during project implementation in schools and local communities

Organizedby The European Wergeland Centre and the Hellenic Ministry of Culture, Education and Religious Affairs

Working languages Greek

Financed by? The European Wergeland Centre

Other projects

AIEdu

AIEdu is a one-year European research project funded by the Civic Innovation Fund and implemented by the National Centre for Scientific Research ‘Demokritos’ (NCSR-D) in collaboration with the European Wergeland Center (EWC).

Classrooms Against Bullying

Prevention of Discrimination, Bullying and Violence in Greek Schools

Break the bonds of fear

“Break the bonds of fear- say no to hate” was a one year project developed and implemented by EWC and The Human Rights Defence Centre (KEPAD) aimed at building democratic resilience in Greek school communities.

Regional Summer Academy Montenegro

The South East Europe Regional Summer Academy "Human Rights in Action" promoted human rights education in South East Europe.

STEP UP – Student Teachers’ Practice for Democratic Culture

The project Student Teachers Practice for Democratic Culture - STEP UP-DC attempts to connect Competences for Democratic Culture (CDC) and teacher training, especially Initial Teacher Training (ITT) and Continuing Professional Development (CPD).

Schools for All

In 150 schools with refugee pupils across Greece, school directors and teachers are trained to create safe and inclusive schools and classrooms where refugees are welcomed into a learning environment which aims to provide quality education to all.