Erasmus+

“Can’t You SEA?” is an Erasmus+ youth project that brings together young people from six countries to address the challenges of marine pollution, climate change and sustainable protection measures. Austria is represented by Tredu Club, of which I am an active member of the board.

Project partners:
The project is coordinated by Polychoros Voroklinis (Cyprus) and implemented in cooperation with organizations from Austria(Tredu Club), Germany, Poland, North Macedonia and Lithuania.

ECAPT aims to give young people the tools they need to tackle social challenges in a creative and reflective way. The focus is on:

• Strengthening personality and participation

• Promoting tolerance and solidarity

• Artistic expression as a bridge between cultures

• Anchoring the project content in the local communities

The project is part of the Erasmus+ program and is in line with its goal of strengthening young people in their development and giving them space for active, democratic action. Austria is represented by Tredu Club, of which I am an active member of the board.

Project partners:
The project is coordinated by Acpelia (Cyprus) and implemented in cooperation with organizations from Austria (Tredu Club), Lithuania, Poland and Portugal.

Increasing digitalization and alienation from nature are leaving their mark – especially on young people. Stress, isolation and emotional strain are on the rise. PEMEHECON aims to counter this with simple but effective means: Get out of your head and into your body. Get out of the daily grind and into nature.

The project picks up on the findings of the biophilia hypothesis and current studies and combines them with practical methods for youth work. A project that brings body, mind and nature back into harmony – and provides strong impetus for contemporary, holistic youth work. Austria is represented by Tredu Club, of which I am an active member of the board.

Project partners:
The project is coordinated by Nikolas Nikolaou (Cyprus) and implemented in cooperation with organizations from Austria (Tredu Club), Cyprus, Georgia, Lithuania, Moldova, Romania and Ukraine.

Inclusion is a complex topic where there are large gaps in knowledge and often also uncertainty. SMEs, in particular, usually do not have the capacity, know-how, and access to the subject areas required for implementing an inclusive offer and employees with disabilities. We have taken this on board and developed a training course for inclusive management in the tourism sector.

Project partners:
The Ranks – Stephanie & Christian Rank – AT

Lange GbR – Wiebke & Christian Lange – DE