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Following the panel at the Civil Society Week, EPA, alongside other organisations, contributed to the parallel sessions under Policy Pillars to Grassroots Reality, specifically Session 2 on “Local Learning Ecosystems,” which focused on the DECITEL project. The session, led by EPA and OBESSU in collaboration with EIP, highlighted how the DECITEL methodology supports the development of local stakeholder communities including teachers, students, families, and local authorities working collectively to strengthen citizenship education.![]()
True democratic health requires a shift from abstract ideals to practical, lifelong, and multigenerational learning that empowers all citizens, regardless of background, to become critical and active participants. ![]()
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A strong start to Civil Society Week reaffirming the importance of partnership, democratic resilience, and community-driven educational innovation begun on the 2nd march, 2026. The week began with a welcome and keynote address, after an open session was held in which EPA’s Project Coordinator Arja Krauchenberg moderated a high-level panel on Changing Narratives and Bridging Silos.![]()
The panel brought together a diverse group of prominent voices: Brigitte van den Berg (Member of the European Parliament, Renew Europe Group, CULT Committee), Claudio Dondi (Education Inspiring Peace Lab), Lauren Bond (OBESSU), Suzana Carp (Co-founder, ECIT), György Miklós (Szülői Hang – Hungary case), and Eszter Nagy (UEF).![]()
Through two dynamic rounds of discussion — From Policy to Reality: Building Democratic Resilience — speakers shared practical insights on strengthening democratic culture, fostering cross-sector collaboration, and translating policy commitments into meaningful local action. The session concluded with a participatory briefing workshop methodology, encouraging continued dialogue and cooperation. ![]()
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