Involved institutions
Pro Scientia Publica Foundation (Poland) is a private non profit organization. Its main aim is to support the development of young scientific personnel (university students and Phd students) and support all educational initiatives designed to build understanding between communities that see their mission in the creation and dissemination of science: between masters and students of the knowledge society, graduates working in adult education and instructors and managers of the educational projects, seniors from the University of the Third Age in the University of Wroclaw and students – trainees.
The Foundation primarily stimulates and supports the activity of young scientific talent, allowing them a good start in the world of science and fostering their professional activities. Also makes its own scientific and educational projects that build bridges of understanding between generations involved in the creation and dissemination of science. The symbol of this agreement became the bridge, which is inscribed in the logo of the Foundation.
Ca' Foscari University of Venice (Italy) has a national and international outstanding reputation for academic excellence in both teaching and research. At the moment Ca’ Foscari offers 4 main subject areas of teaching and research activities (economics, humanities, languages and sciences);15 First Cycle Degree Programmes and 27 Second Cycle Degree Programmes, 42 Specialist Master’s Programmes, 14 Research Doctorate Programmes. It actively participates in European programmes for education and training and research, with projects involving partner institutions from all continents.
The Department of Philosophy and Cultural Heritage focuses on the relationships between philosophy and social, psychological, cognitive, anthropological and pedagogical sciences. Moreover it includes historical, historical art and cultural research, dealing with conservation, maintenance and management of cultural heritage. The Department has experiences in international relations, carried out the Ca’ Foscari-Harvard Summer Schools and in international and European projects.
Kairos Europe (UK) has been operating since 2011 in the field of adult education, promoting several projects with a focus on different target groups, especially disadvantaged categories such as migrants, asylum seekers, unemployed, and so on. Kairos Europe has been working with several partners both in the UK and overseas and has established a wide network of cooperation across Europe. Our most recent specialisation includes the delivery of workshops for different target groups. The aim of these workshops is the development of basic and transversal skills, such as entrepreneurship, digital skills and multilingualism; the enhancement of ICT skills; the contribution to the re-skilling and up-skilling of adults; additionally, they are conceived as a means for personal and professional growth, for rediscovery and the acquisition of skills such as confidence, self-esteem and self-empowerment.
For further informations regarding the Key Project Partners, please read the Partners+Portfolio in KEY Documents.