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YouNet's

Creative at Home

Creative at Home is a project funded by the Erasmus+ Programme, aimed at supporting artists and creative individuals in addressing the challenges they faced as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.

The partner organisations promoting the project, together with YouNet, are Blue Beehive (Spain), Public Open University Čakovec (Croatia), MOSAIC // Culture & Creativity (Greece), and the Institute of Work and Education (Poland).

The main objectives of the project are to:

  • Promote innovative tools for online education and the development of creativity and entrepreneurship through the use of technologies and marketing tools;

  • Encourage the social inclusion of people at risk of exclusion;

  • Create a context that fosters personal growth, self-confidence, and well-being.

To achieve the project’s goals, a variety of activities, courses, and tools are made available to anyone interested in embarking on a creative, innovative, and interactive learning pathway.

The key themes representing the different areas of the project include:
AR/VR, Audio, Communication, Cooperation, Graphic Design, Online Meetings, Presentations, Video, and Screencasting.

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We are pleased to present the project “Creative at Home”, a collaborative initiative that received co-funding under the Erasmus+ Programme, in which the Bologna-based NGO YouNet APS is a partner organisation. The programme beneficiary is the Cluster of Social Innovation Foundation, while the other partners are MOSAIC // Culture & Creativity from Greece, Pučko otvoreno učilište Čakovec from Croatia, and Blue Beehive from Spain.

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