Shared Memories: Learning from the Past to Build Europe’s Future

Partners

Citizens of Europe (Berlin, Germany) Coordinator

Cooperativa Compacting – Cooperation, Training and Consulting, CRL (Lisboa, Portugal)

European Institute for Modern Board Games (Valladolid, Spain)

Asociatia Institutul de Cercetare si Studiul Constiintei Cuantice (Iaçi, Romania)

Youth Science Sports Healthy Movement of Ukraine (Chernivtsi, Ukraine)

The Shared Memories: Learning from the Past to Build Europe’s Future project aims to preserve historical memory, foster intergenerational learning, and promote civic engagement. It seeks to collect and document testimonies from older adults, assess youth perceptions of history, develop gamified intergenerational workshops, create open-access educational resources, and strengthen European values, ensuring long-term impact on historical awareness and democratic education.

The project will include collecting and documenting testimonies from older adults, assessing youth perceptions through surveys and focus groups, developing and piloting gamified intergenerational workshops, and creating digital educational resources such as a Multimedia Platform, Digital Archive, and Intergenerational Learning Guide. Additionally, dissemination and multiplier events will ensure long-term impact and sustainability across Europe.

What project results and other outcomes do you expect your project to have? The project will produce a Digital Archive of European Memories with 100+ testimonies, a Youth Knowledge Analysis Report, a Methodological Guide for Intergenerational Learning, a Multimedia Platform with videos, podcasts, and gamified tools, and 50+ intergenerational workshops. Additionally, 5 national multiplier events will ensure widespread dissemination, fostering historical awareness, civic engagement, and European identity.

Results

Ongoing