THE PROJECT WAS LAUNCHED IN JANUARY 2018
Welcome to ArtsTogether
The ArtsTogether project will run for 24 months. The work plan has been structured to achieve quick delivery of the results and allow a gradual validation of the approach. The horizontal WPs guarantee the projects’ continuous management and coordination, evaluation and dissemination.
Phase 1
Deals with needs assessment and analysis of challenges including the capacity building workshop and identification of best practices.
Phase 2
Is the main implementation stage, where the ArtsTogether curricula will be designed and developed and transferred to teachers.
Phase 3
Includes the first results of the workshop. It creates synergies and a wider network for possible collaborations touching upon policy levels.
Consortium
The ArtsTogether aims on engaging countries with different experience of migrant populations. Totally 5 countries will be involved: Greece, Italy, Austria, Belgium, UK.
The partnership was formulated based on previous experience of implementation of projects and expertise on the related tasks in order to achieve at the most effective way the main outcomes of the project. Specifically, the partners were best suited for participation and implementation of the project’s results:
Work package No. 3
ArtsTogether grassroots & awareness-raising actions (Lead Organisation: University of the Peloponnese)
Work Packages
The project has several work packages that aim to achievement of the proposed actions.
Integration through culture in Florentine museums
Migrants are working as museum guides in Florence, to talk about the city's and Italy's heritage.
New experiences of teaching and learning for migrant-origin youths
On December 10th, 2018, Mr. Alessandro Bozzetti of the University of Bologna, presented ArtsTogether at SHARMED Final Conference, held by
International Conference in Diversity in Education
The ArtsTogether Project was presented in the International Conference "Diversity in Adult Education: Community, Integration, Governance", tha
Refugee and migrant children in Europe
One third of the refugees and migrants who have arrived in Europe are children.
Educating China’s economic migrant children
Domestic economic migrants in China are referred to as “migrant workers.” Often out of necessity, they leave their homes and families to w
'Let's go' - Lost generation of refugee children gear up for school in Greece
“Let’s go! Let’s go!” her classmates cheered, in English, and the children set off on foot to class on the Greek island of Chios, home
