"Environmental education not only changes minds but also the future of generations."
The European GreenGenerations project, an innovative initiative dedicated to intergenerational learning and raising awareness of climate change, was successfully implemented at Centrul de Excelență, Galați. The program involved 7 teachers, 118 students, and 57 adults, including parents and external experts, strengthening the shared commitment to a sustainable environment.
The Green Generations Project is proud to announce the launch of its interactive online platform, an innovative digital hub designed to promote environmental awareness and sustainable lifestyles among students, parents, and teachers. This dynamic platform is a central component of the project’s Work Package 4 (WP4) and aims to transform environmental education into a collaborative and actionoriented experience.
4TH TRANSNATIONALPROJECT MEETING
On the 6th and 7th June the 4th Transnational Project Meeting (TPM) of GreenGenerations project took place in Thessaloniki, Greece. The host organization, Stimmuli for Social Change, provided great hospitality to all partners, including holding the meeting at its premises, located at the city center.
Promoting intergenerational learning strategies to address the challenges posed by climate change.
Innovatively directing focus towards climate change, with an emphasis on comprehensive training for both teachers and students.
We are proud to showcase the first newsletter of the GreenGenerations project. Learn about the project activities, results and completed research on intergenerational learning and climate change education.
GreenGenerations leaflet summarises the project's objectives, including the members of the consortium, the results of the project and the target groups.
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