The ECo4Eco project empowers communities through creativity and critical thinking. From April 7–9, an international Newspaper Theatre training took place, bringing together 14 instructors from Lithuania , Greece , Georgia , Croatia , and Finland . Participants explored this unique method that combines theatre, media, and civic engagement.  What is Newspaper Theatre? Based on Augusto Boal’s Forum Theatre techniques, Newspaper Theatre is a creative way to analyze social issues

The Erasmus+ KA2 ECO4ECO project partners meeting is taking place in Tbilisi, Georgia. This is an opportunity to review the progress of...

In Webinar 3, Exploring Environment , presenters Ronja Karkinen, a volunteer and school collaboration planner, and Inga Blomqvist, an official environmental guide, lead an enlightening session on understanding and influencing the various environments we interact with every day. This session broadens the concept of “environment” to include not only physical and social spaces but also the digital surroundings of social media, where impactful environmental dialogue increasingly

In this insightful session, led by Ketevani Tatikiani, we dive into the core of motivation—what it means, why it matters, and how it can drive positive change in both individual and community efforts. Ketevani unpacks the foundational aspects of motivation, examining its definition and exploring its role as a powerful force in personal growth, team dynamics, and collective actions for environmental impact. Motivation is more than just a feeling; it drives individuals to act w

Webinar #1 Who are the leaders in environmental change? Eco-influencer is a relatively new term used to describe a person who uses online...

In our ongoing mission to foster environmental stewardship and empower young eco-influencers, we are thrilled to share the latest updates...

Jūratė Brazauskienė, the project coordinator from Association Social Hub, shared what sustainability influencers are and how to develop sustainability leaders at a conference for teachers, youth workers and education support specialists. The project ECO-leaders for ECO-friendly communities (2023-1-LT02-KA220-YOU-000159430) is funded by the Erasmus+ programme #ecoleaders #sustainability #eco4eco The presentation can be viewed here (in Lithuanian):

We brought together young sustainability leaders, enthusiasts, educators, entrepreneurs and youth workers for a Green Round-table...

The first meeting for the project "Eco-leaders for Eco-friendly Communities" brought together partners from Croatia, Georgia, Finland,...