Mobility Projects 4

Mobility project in Rotterdam

Alberto Piazzalunga from Itinerari Paralleli took part, for the second consecutive year, to the Placemaking week conference in Rotterdam at the end of September.
A great opportunity of networking together with the possibility of taking part in classes, courses and workshops as well as interacting with professionals, trainers and sustainability managers from all over EU. An inspiring week for Alberto, Itinerari Paralleli and our consortium.

Dissemination of mobility projects and accreditation

Roberto Greco and Pasquale Verrengia took part in an Infoday initiative named Minturno (LT): Erasmus + per l’educazione degli adulti e il terzo settore. Uno sguardo sul territorio di confine tra Lazio e Campania Minturno: Erasmus + for adult education and third sector. A insight on the border land between Lazio and Campania.
During the conference, the operators from Didaxé discussed the value of the accreditation and the opportunities offered in terms of community development and human capital requalification. They also focused on the challanges that they face in the territory of Cellole and in general the area of Caserta, and how Erasmus Plus is supporting their initiative.

Mobility project in Opatja

Our consortium sent Roberto Greco, representing Didaxé, Giovanna Maciariello, representing ArciPelago, and Gregorio Calvarino, representing Itinerari Paralleli, to the 2025 Dante Network event. An interesting networking and learning experience whose highlights were the keynote speeches from EAEA about Adult Education in the EU and from Pact for Skills about the opportunities available in the network. As well, project management tips and best practices were discussed.

Mobility project in Rijeka

Silvia Galasso and Aniello Cataletti shared a 3 months experience at Dante, and adult learning centre in Rijeka, Croatia, where they supported the learning environment through dedication and work. They improved their self confidence and in particular their communication skills and confidence in using English. A great experience, the first for our consortium promoting a long term mobility programme abroad.

Mobility project in Wagna

From September 9th to 13th, Didaxé’s Consortium was in Wagna, Austria. This mobility provided the opportunity to participate in the workshop The Political Image, organized by Bildungshaus Retzhof GmbH and led by Georg Oberweger, a professional photographer.

The aim was to give participants the knowledge to portray democratic values and socio-political issues through photography—whether professionally or privately. Participants were expected to gain insight into which images and snapshots move people and make them reflect, without losing sight of ethical standards.

Carlotta, Matteo and Gaia from Sumisura, Alice and Elena from M.A.I.S., Francesca from A.C.L.I. Caserta, Marina and Francesco from Didaxé also had the chance to visit the former Wagna refugee camp and the former Aflenz a.d. Sulm subcamp of the Mauthausen concentration camp. There, they put into practice how to create photographs that not only attract attention, but also convey a message—images that reflect personal attitudes and can spark meaningful discussions.