The final meeting and conference, held on 20-23 October 2025 with the participation of project partners from Italy, Turkey, France, the Netherlands, Macedonia, and Poland, was completed. The conferenc
Discrimination and marginalization are significant human rights issues affecting many countries in Europe. The EU Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA) reported that racism, xenophobia and related issue
As part of the project "Providing Alternative Approaches to Burnout Syndrome in Multimorbid Elderly Individuals through Interdisciplinary Collaboration," we visited the Denizli Municipality
The EMALT project meeting, with participation from Lithuania, Poland, Norway, and Italy, was held in the Netherlands. Polypharmacy poses a serious threat to individuals' health and quality of life
The Dutch meeting of our Slow Food project, coordinated by Norway, has concluded. Have you ever considered the idea that "what we eat is important"? The way we eat has profound consequences
Thank you for your interest in the international art competition and exhibition themed "Vincent van Gogh 170 Years Old". We would also like to thank the members of the commission who were me
Our learning event, designed to foster the professional development of youth workers and the capacity building of partners, was held in Ourdorp, Netherlands. During the nine-day event, youth workers r
After a representative from the beneficiary organization, the Antonio Bustamante Foundation (FAB), welcomed the project participants and explained the meeting agenda, the partners' experts present
Kick of meeting of our project, "Multidisciplinary design of parent and teacher training to prevent peer bullying.," known as MUDI, was held in Pozenta, Italy. Italy coordinated the me
We visited the Turkish Consulate General with our project partners from Italy, Cyprus, Poland, and the Czech Republic as part of the ‘Migtrankids at School’ project. In Rotterdam, the Neth
We visited Rotterdam City Council with our project partners from Italy, Cyprus, Poland, and the Czech Republic as part of the ‘Migtrankids at School’ project. During the visit, we gained i