Project summary
The partnership expects to reinforce democratic values –human rights, equality, social rights (education, health, interculturality…)-, active citizenship and social participation by using creative strategies.
In order to achieve this, we will work collaboratively with ICT –moodle platform and email- and at meetings, always using creative strategies and prioritizing innovation for exchange between partners. We will follow these steps:
1st year:
- Step 0: beginning of the project: opening of platform, presentation of partners…
- Step 1: each partner with its target group will analyze in a creative way their starting point about the subject (International Days and citizenship) and about creative methodologies –for what and how they use them, which…-; they will present what they expect to get from the project and will exchange these with the others.
- Step 2: elaboration of an inventory of creative strategies and methodologies.
- Step 3: identification and selection of International and World Days particularly significant for the target groups. Also, each partner will choose a National Day and will explain the others what and how they celebrate, in order to promote other countries knowledge.
- Step 4: Encounter of partners for decision-making, follow-up, exchange…; elaboration of a calendar with all the chosen dates
2nd year:
- Step 5: each partner will choose 2 international days and 1 national day and describe them: what are their objectives, who promotes it and why… and will propose a creative way to celebrate it. Celebration of another country’s local day is encouraged, in order to create empathy.
- Step 6: once all the proposals have been carried out, the calendar is completed with creative reports of what every partner has done.
- Step 7: 2nd encounter of partners, evaluation of the project development, progress, changes if any, and presentation of the way how it will be integrated in the future.


This project has been funded with support from the European Commission.
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