EUROPEAN PROJECTS
Currently, Kirenia Danza is working on educational projects and European cooperation initiatives with other international organizations.
PERFORM4CHANGE aims to provide adult learners from local communities of the partners with tools to enhance their social skills through training in performing arts, thus contributing to their civic engagement and willingness to participate in public sphere concerns, such as climate change. The community will collaboratively create artistic performances in a non-formal online learning process based on common European values and developed in an international context for the exchange of best training practices.
The Anti-Bullying Movement Series (ABMS) is a European cooperation project that comprises seven adult education workshops. Each workshop has a duration of 5 days.
The aim of our projects is to increase the skills and competencies of artists, educators, trainers, and adult cultural agents working with at-risk youth to use the arts and culture (especially dance) as a means to combat bullying.
ABMS promotes the exchange of skills among various experts.
Funding from the European Commission covers the full cost of participation (travel, accommodation, and meals) so that a limited number of participants can attend the training from some European countries.
The year 2018 was designated as the "European Year of Cultural Heritage" with the slogan "Our Heritage: Where the Past Meets the Future." The main motivation of this project is based on that. It aims to create cultural and business opportunities for young people, the future of each country, by exploring popular intangible cultures, primarily oral traditions and folk cultures, such as tales, games, songs, dances, and festivals from the past.
The LitFest project is an initiative of the Erasmus+ program that brings "learning to the doorstep" of communities that might not otherwise have the opportunity or willingness to engage in lifelong learning.
We believe in the power of authentic literature to stimulate and motivate learning.
The LitFest project is an initiative of the Erasmus+ program that brings "learning to the doorstep" of communities that might not otherwise have the opportunity or willingness to engage in lifelong learning.
We believe in the power of authentic literature to stimulate and motivate learning.