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EntreGamer – First Newsletter Fresh off the press: EntreGamer Newsletter is officially here! 📰✨ We have just launched Volume 1, Number 1 (May 2026) of our project newsletter, bridging the gap between digital innovation and entrepreneurial education. Dive right in to see how our latest milestones are reshaping the way students prepare for tomorrow’s business challenges. What’s inside this edition?– The EntreComp Framework: Discover how we are aligning our mission with European standards to build actionable, future-proof digital competencies.– From Kick-Off to Reality: A look back at our strategic sessions at the Krakow University of Economics, where 6 international partners aligned on gamification design and quality assurance.– Data-Driven Next Steps: How the results of our recent student needs analysis are directly shaping the learning outcomes for the platform. The newsletter gives you an exclusive look into our upcoming roadmap, platform development phases, and how you can get involved in our growing community. 👇 Download your copy of the Newsletter below and let us know your thoughts in the comments!

UNITY – Together against disinformation Every day, we are exposed to thousands of pieces of information online. Some inform, some connect and some divide. Disinformation, propaganda, emotional manipulation and AI-generated content are becoming increasingly difficult to recognise. This is especially challenging for young people, who are growing up in an information environment where truth and fiction often compete for attention. At Unity CERV Project, we believe that preventing hate speech starts long before hateful words appear. It begins with critical thinking, media literacy, empathy and the ability to question what we see online. Building more inclusive communities means helping young people navigate complex information, recognise manipulation and engage in respectful dialogue across differences. Because resilience to hate is not only about what we say — it is also about how we think. Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.

HikeWise – Benefits with contact with nature Nature is more than a destination, it’s a powerful learning environment. Research shows that regular contact with nature can improve concentration, emotional wellbeing, memory retention, problem-solving skills, and physical health. Yet many young people spend most of their time indoors, disconnected from these benefits. Through HIKE WISE, we promote hiking and outdoor education as innovative tools to support environmental awareness, active lifestyles, and student wellbeing across Europe. Let’s bring learning beyond the classroom and reconnect students with the natural world.

HikeWise – Hiking in PE Hiking isn’t just exercise, it’s a way back to nature. As screen time rises and outdoor experiences decline, many young people are experiencing what experts call a “nature deficit.” Through Physical Education, hiking can help reconnect students with the natural world while building fitness, resilience, teamwork, and environmental responsibility. Encourages active lifestyles Strengthens mental wellbeing Develops leadership and cooperation Inspires environmental awareness Together, we can transform PE into an opportunity for healthier, more connected, and more sustainable futures.

Artivism – 1st Newsletter ARTIVISM Newsletter #1 is here! We’re excited to share the first updates from ARTIVISM – Bridging Art and Migrant Voices for a Peaceful Future, an Erasmus+ cooperation project bringing together partners from Sweden, Italy, Greece, Poland, and Spain. In this first edition: Highlights from our Kick-off Meeting in Granada Insights from five inspiring webinars on migration narratives, artivism, inclusion, and social entrepreneurship Exploration of how art can empower migrant and refugee youth A look ahead at interviews, the ARTIVISM digital platform, and upcoming activities in Palermo At ARTIVISM, we believe that art is more than expression, it is a catalyst for dialogue, inclusion, and social change. Together, we are creating spaces where migrant voices can be heard, valued, and celebrated. Read the newsletter and follow our journey as we build a more inclusive and peaceful future through art.

EntreGamer – 1st Leaflet Looking to future-proof entrepreneurial education? We’ve got you covered. The EntreGamer project has officially released its project leaflet – a quick, comprehensive guide to everything we are building over the next two years. If you want to know how Artificial Intelligence and gamification are transforming the way university students learn business competencies, this is the document to read and save. 🔍 What’s inside this quick guide?– The Mission: How we are bridging the gap between university theory and 21st-century labour market demands.– The Digital Tools: Brief overviews of Entreplay, AIPathSense Mentor, and the EntreGameHub community.– The Alliance: A map of our international consortium led by Krakow University of Economics. 👥 Who is this for?Whether you fall into one of these groups, ENTREGAMER is designed to impact you:– Students: For access to open-source, AI-driven learning tools and career guidance.– Educators & Academic Staff: To bring innovative, interdisciplinary methods into the classroom.– Industry Professionals & Organizations: To connect with well-prepared, digitally competent future talent. Download the full PDF below to get the complete picture of our project. 📥 Save it, share it, and connect with us:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/entregamer/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/entregamerprojectProject Hub: https://granty.uek.krakow.pl/entregamer/

UNITY – Reminder about summer workshops Are you based in Greece or Belgium? You still have time to sign up for our summer workshops! Hate speech and hate crime are on the rise across Europe and tackling them requires more than awareness. It requires action, collaboration, and real voices at the table. As part of the Unity CERV Project, co-funded by the European Union, we are committed to taking a stand. This summer, we’ll be hosting a series of workshops where participants will come together to: Share experiences and expertise on hate speech and hate crime Identify gaps in national policies and legislation Work towards concrete recommendations for change We’re looking for CSOs, victim support organisations, youth workers, educators, legal experts, and anyone who cares about making their community safer and more inclusive. Participation is free and voluntary. Interested in joining? Fill in our short form and we’ll be in touch: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfEQt-hULfJcfSsvM37ZSrJltx9AfViMQxJ7n8tcg_bYMyYmQ/viewform 

Entregamer – 1st Poster We are happy to share the official poster of the EntreGamer project! EntreGamer is an Erasmus+ initiative focused on developing the entrepreneurial capacities of university students through AI-based gamified environments. The project brings together international partners to create innovative and accessible educational solutions for higher education. Through the project, we aim to support students in developing entrepreneurial skills, strengthen digital readiness, and promote more engaging and personalised learning experiences. Among the key project outcomes are: ENTREPLAY – an open-access learning platform for entrepreneurship education AIPATHSENSE MENTOR – an AI-powered guidance and self-reflection tool ENTREGAMEHUB – a student community supporting engagement and entrepreneurial development Take a look at the poster to learn more about the project and stay with us for upcoming updates and project activities!

Let Her In – A Successful Online Training Yesterday we had the pleasure of hosting an insightful online training session within the Let Her In International Network on “Quality Assurance in EU Proposals & Projects”. The session explored practical methodologies, proposal-writing strategies, dissemination planning, monitoring & evaluation practices, and key lessons learned from large-scale EU-funded projects. Participants also engaged in a valuable discussion on how organisations can strengthen quality standards in both proposal development and project implementation. A big thank you to everyone who joined us live and contributed to the discussion! Missed the training? No worries — the full session recording is now available on YouTube so you can watch it anytime and revisit the key insights shared during the webinar. Watch the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zYZmqprrhNo We are also excited to continue these important conversations during the upcoming Let Her In International Networking Event taking place in Bangor, Northern Ireland, on 8–9 June 2026. We look forward to connecting with partners, stakeholders, and organisations from across Europe to further strengthen collaboration, inclusion, and quality in EU projects.

EU-Startups Summit 2026 Last week, our team had the pleasure of attending the EU-Startups Summit 2026 in Malta! Two packed days of inspiration, innovation, and connection with some of Europe’s most exciting founders, investors, and thought leaders. From fascinating panels on AI & the Future of Work to pitch competitions, keynotes on scaling startups, and insights into the future of venture capital — the energy in the room was electric! Key takeaways we’re bringing back with us: AI fluency is the new must-have skill for teams Purpose-driven startups are leading the way Europe’s startup ecosystem is stronger (and more connected) than ever It was a fantastic opportunity to expand our network, discover new ideas, and stay ahead of the curve in an ever-changing landscape. We left Malta inspired and full of ideas! A big thank you to EU-Startups for hosting such an incredible event. See you next time!