Geneus’ partners have finalized their statistically-tested gender neutral tools and test for selection processes, and their guide and sets of application for SMEs, PSPEs and Pas will soon be made public and accessible for free.


Geneus’ partners have finalized their statistically-tested gender neutral tools and test for selection processes, and their guide and sets of application for SMEs, PSPEs and Pas will soon be made public and accessible for free.

In order to spread this approach and methodology, the 3MR project has organized a Learning Teaching Trainer Activity for 12 trainers from 4 different countries. The training was held in Liege, organized by the coordinators of the project, the Uliege, from the 24th to the 28th of June 2018.

From 25 to 29 June 2019 the first Capacity Building of the project PRIORITY (Promotion Open Resilient Inclusive Societies for Youth) was held in Larissa (Greece).

The training of trainers was held on the 18th and 19th June 2019 at the Centre for Creative Development “Danilo Dolci” in Palermo. It involved 18 participants in total between professors and educators.

The first LEAP partner meeting was hosted by the Department of Civic Education, University of Hanover in Germany, with the main aim to start to enhance participation in youth organisations, to promote European citizenship and to strengthen the skills of young people and youth workers, to whom the project is targeted.

The Staff Training of the M-EASY project was held in Palermo from 27-31 of May with a huge success. During this five-days training, partners had the opportunity to discuss various issues on how to use and improve the online platform in the most effective way.

How does project-based learning empower young people and foster participation in non-formal education? How do young people understand “participation” today? These are some of the questions that the LEAP project aims to answer.

PRIORITY – Promoting open resilient inclusive societies for youth: read the first newsletter of the project!

On the 29th of May 2019, the last session of the second cycle of the AMW training course finished. Seven women have followed together a two months learning path in which their motivation has grown and they have understand more about themselves.

The first meeting of MeTURA – “Family education“ Back to the Roots ”, therapeutic family gardening and therapeutic family cooking for independent life of adult family members with intellectual disabilities (AFMID)” project was held in Dusa Rega, Croatia, on 16 and 17 May 2019.
Geneus’ partners have finalized their statistically-tested gender neutral tools and test for selection processes, and their guide and sets of application for SMEs, PSPEs and Pas will soon be made public and accessible for free.
In order to spread this approach and methodology, the 3MR project has organized a Learning Teaching Trainer Activity for 12 trainers from 4 different countries. The training was held in Liege, organized by the coordinators of the project, the Uliege, from the 24th to the 28th of June 2018.
From 25 to 29 June 2019 the first Capacity Building of the project PRIORITY (Promotion Open Resilient Inclusive Societies for Youth) was held in Larissa (Greece).
The training of trainers was held on the 18th and 19th June 2019 at the Centre for Creative Development “Danilo Dolci” in Palermo. It involved 18 participants in total between professors and educators.
The first LEAP partner meeting was hosted by the Department of Civic Education, University of Hanover in Germany, with the main aim to start to enhance participation in youth organisations, to promote European citizenship and to strengthen the skills of young people and youth workers, to whom the project is targeted.
The Staff Training of the M-EASY project was held in Palermo from 27-31 of May with a huge success. During this five-days training, partners had the opportunity to discuss various issues on how to use and improve the online platform in the most effective way.
How does project-based learning empower young people and foster participation in non-formal education? How do young people understand “participation” today? These are some of the questions that the LEAP project aims to answer.
PRIORITY – Promoting open resilient inclusive societies for youth: read the first newsletter of the project!
On the 29th of May 2019, the last session of the second cycle of the AMW training course finished. Seven women have followed together a two months learning path in which their motivation has grown and they have understand more about themselves.
The first meeting of MeTURA – “Family education“ Back to the Roots ”, therapeutic family gardening and therapeutic family cooking for independent life of adult family members with intellectual disabilities (AFMID)” project was held in Dusa Rega, Croatia, on 16 and 17 May 2019.