Manchester visit June 2014. The 6th and final meeting of the SLIC partnership was held in Manchester, UK on the 4th and 5th on June 2014. The meeting included 30 participants from across the partner countries contributing to the work of the partnership and attending the visits arranged around Manchester and the surrounding area. We …
SHARING LEARNING IN COMMUNITIES is a partnership project founded by the European Union under the ‘Lifelong Learning Programme’. It started in summer 2012 and will be finished in summer 2014. The partnership consists of 9 partners, enterprises, NGO’s as well as public institutions, from different EU-countries. The project will provide opportunities for community educators to …
The final SLIC newsletter is dde ealing with the lessons the partners have learneedd within the SLIC project. Its purpose is too resume the whole project containing the view o of every single partner. Continue reading
Community Development Educators need new and different ways of working with disadvantaged learners and those most likely to experience prejudice and discrimination, who are often found in the most marginalised communities…. Continue reading
The 5th transnational meeting for the “Sharing Learning in Communities” Grundtvig project was held in Warsaw, Poland, on 5th and 6th of March 2014. In total 30 participants from 9 countries actively participated in different agenda topics regarding the community development learning. Our host – Centrum Wspierania Aktywności Lokalnej – presented quite a few good … Continue reading
Learners corner – the third SLIC newsletter is about catching the learners point of view Continue reading
Seinäjoki, Finland, 08th and 09th of October 2013 Hosted by the Faculty of Health Care and Social Work of the University of Applied Sciences Seinäjoki, the partners of the SLIC project met the 4th time – this time in Finland. After getting to know the University of Applied Science and setting the aims and objectives … Continue reading
Please welcome the second SLIC newsletter about successful methods in informal learning: Continue reading
3rd Partners’ Meeting Budapest, Hungary, 22nd and 23rd of May 2013 22nd of May On the first day the group visited an urban renewal programme in the 9th District (a disadvantaged high-rise neighbourhood) where community developers are organizing neighbourhood committees to ensure resident involvement in the development. After the presentations, the group walked around … Continue reading
The nine SLIC partners met in Kilkis, northern Greece, home of Epimorfotiki Kilkis, FC Alexandros Kilkis, therapeutic caves and a place which has witnessed some key events in the development of modern Greece. Not only were we treated to Greek hospitality and good local food in abundance we shared the key ideas, theories and philosophies … Continue reading
The Perspectives papers a short guide Briefing 1 – Towards the vision of a Learning Society This paper is about how learning can be used to help people to develop: – themselves as an individuals – their relationships – their communities Learning should enable people to transform their lives and therefore should develop critical skills … Continue reading
Maja made a nice prezi about the basics of the SLIC partnreship. You all can use it online wherever you make a presentation: http://prezi.com/shxhzsenaoqf/slic-sharing-learning-in-communities/ You can also embed it to your website like that: Continue reading
Limassol or Lemesos (Greek: Λεμεσός, Lemesós;, Turkish: Limasol/Leymosun) is the second-largest city in Cyprus and the southmost in Europe.[citation needed] Limassol municipality has a population of 101,000 while the metropolitan area has a population of 183,656.[1] It is the largest city in geographical size, and Limassol municipality is the largest and most populous of the … Continue reading
Kick-Off Meeting, Limassol, Cyprus, 29th-30th of November 2012 The first SLIC meeting was held on the beautiful island of Cyprus. In the early evening we visited one of the Cypriot youth centres, where members of the youth centre gave a presentation regarding the centre and its activities. The president of the youth centre and the … Continue reading
