The Centre for Creative Development Danilo Dolci – ETS is a non-profit association involving young people and adults, which mainly acts through projects in the educational field carried out in cooperation with schools, universities, institutions, associations and social groups both at local and international level.

Danilo Dolci

The story of his civic, educational and political engagement since 1950s.

Reciprocal Maieutic Approach

The reciprocal maieutic approach is a popular dialectic methodology of research and self-analysis.

Projects

Collaborating with national and international organisations, CSC makes use of innovative methodologies aimed at empowering individuals and communities and improving their creative process.

Our network

CSC’s EU-wide informal network gathers our closest partners who share our mission, objectives and approaches.

Danilo Dolci

The story of his civic, educational and political engagement since 1950s.

Reciprocal Maieutic Approach

The reciprocal maieutic approach is a popular dialectic methodology of research and self-analysis.

Projects

Collaborating with national and international organisations, CSC makes use of innovative methodologies aimed at empowering individuals and communities and improving their creative process.

Our network

CSC’s EU-wide informal network gathers our closest partners who share our mission, objectives and approaches.

Featured Projects

News

GREEEN: environment, entrepreneurship and digital education

GREEEN: environment, entrepreneurship and digital education

GREEEN is an Erasmus+ project that brings together schools from 4 countries to address environmental, social and entrepreneurial issues. It has produced digital content, training activities, sustainable school projects and opportunities for teachers and students to meet.

MILES: Combating Disinformation Through Media and Data Literacy in Europe

MILES: Combating Disinformation Through Media and Data Literacy in Europe

Over the past year, MILES has been actively involved in gathering data and conducting field research to develop a comprehensive transnational European report on the state of media literacy across participating countries and beyond. This report represents the first major outcome of the project and serves as a crucial resource for understanding the current landscape of media and information literacy across Europe.

Events

CSC supports the Amnesty’s Human Chain for peace

CSC supports the Amnesty’s Human Chain for peace

Centro per lo Sviluppo Creativo “Danilo Dolci” supports the event called The Dolomites Embrace Human Rights organised by associations Insieme si può, Amnesty International and Art for Amnesty in collaboration with the Municipality of Auronzo di Cadore (Belluno) and the Tourist Consortium “Tre Cime Dolomiti”. The event will take place on Sunday 13th September 2015 at 12 o’clock in the evocative landscape of the Tre Cime di Lavaredo in the Dolomites.

March for a new world

“Today I know that my voice echoes that of every sensible Sicilian, of every  Italian with common sense, of every conscious man in the world when I say: we can’t go on like this. The old world is over (…). With all respect, affection and gratitude towards those who...

International Nonviolence Day

Following the speech of CESIE’s President, Mr. Vito La Fata on the news Telegram of nonviolence on the road of the Research Centre for peace in Viterbo directed by Peppe Sini. http://lists.peacelink.it/nonviolenza/2010/09/msg00041.html...

Insights

A poet of education – Danilo Dolci for Wikiradio on Radio 3

Pieces of Danilo Dolci’s interviews (1977 Swiss tv) and a report of Archivio Luce (taken from Danilo Dolci’s documentary “Memory and Utopia”, directed by Alberto Castiglione). Passages from the Radio Libera Partinico transmission, the first Italian illegal broadcaster...

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