As the UNITE project comes to an end, it’s time to reflect on what we have achieved together! In our third and final newsletter, we share the results of our cooperation across Sweden, Germany, Austria, and Poland: 106 participants supported,…
As UNITE approaches its end, one question is particularly important to us: What remains after the project? Over the past months, UNITE has given us the opportunity to try out and combine different forms of support for newcomers – individual…
How do you celebrate the end of a project that has been built around individual support, participation and learning together? For UNITE, we decided not to organise a conventional final conference. Instead, we invited participants, coaches, local organisations and other…
Two years ago, the Understanding EU project began with a simple but important question: How can we make the European Union easier to understand? Rather than assuming we already knew the answer, we asked the people who matter most: citizens.…
When we talk about reskilling for the digital transition, the focus is often on what workers still need to learn. But this can easily overlook something equally important: what they already know. People working in manufacturing and assembly bring extensive…
Can you learn systems thinking by playing a game? Understanding a definition is one thing. Experiencing what a competence means is another. This is the challenge we are tackling in the next stage of GATE: transforming the 12 GreenComp competences…
Finding a job is important. But the pathway towards employment often starts somewhere else. During UNITE, we accompanied Ukrainian newcomers with very different backgrounds, experiences and goals. One thing became increasingly clear: sustainable labour market integration needs more than job-search…
What does a European project like UNITE look like in practice? Over the past months, we have accompanied Ukrainian newcomers in Göttingen and the surrounding region on their individual pathways towards employment and participation. And while numbers can only tell…
One of the main goals of the UNITE project is to support displaced people from Ukraine in building a new future through sustainable employment. We are delighted to share that this goal is already becoming a reality: the first participants…
Two years ago, the Understanding EU project began with a simple question: How can we make European legislation easier to understand? Today, we are proud to present the answer. The new Understanding EU Digital Lexicon brings together the project’s main…