How does a radio programme actually reach its listeners? Who decides what is broadcast? And how can citizens actively participate in local media? To answer these questions, our UNITE participants visited StadtRadio Göttingen, the local community radio station, where they…
What happens after students design their own educational board games? In the MILES project, their ideas don’t stay in the classroom. Instead, they become part of a European learning journey. Over the past months, students from 12 schools across Europe…
Good educational resources are created through collaboration—and that collaboration does not end once the content has been written. Feedback from our platform users highlighted several ideas that will further improve the Understanding EU Digital Lexicon. Among the suggestions were: simpler…
Before officially launching the Understanding EU platform, we wanted to hear directly from the people who will use it. During our national feedback activities, participants explored the Digital Lexicon, watched the videos and navigated through the Knowledge Bits before sharing…
The internet offers incredible opportunities—but also growing challenges. Helping young people question information, verify sources and recognise manipulation is becoming more important than ever. A recent Digital Decade Eurobarometer shows that 92% of Europeans consider protecting children online a high…
Mentoring is not only about supporting participants—it is also about supporting one another. At BUPNET, our mentors meet regularly for reflection sessions and peer exchange. These meetings provide valuable opportunities to discuss experiences, share challenges, exchange practical ideas, and continue…
Most educational games are designed by adults. In the MILES project, we decided to turn this idea around and asked the real experts on today’s digital world: the students themselves. Following the media literacy workshops, a group of students from…
Can learning about the European Union also be an opportunity for dialogue? The International Knowledge Party showed that it can. Participants from different European countries came together online to exchange perspectives on European values, democracy and active citizenship. Alongside presentations…
The best ideas don’t stay in conference rooms—they are put into practice. Inspired by our study visit to Artscape in Vilnius, we introduced an artistic activity into our weekly UNITE Language Café. German and Ukrainian participants worked together to create…
Following the partner meeting, project partners, stakeholders and invited guests came together at the final conference in Vienna to present and discuss the project’s results. Throughout the conference, one message became particularly clear: Making European legislation easier to understand is…