From 16 to 23 November 2025, the city of Viterbo hosted the first international mobility of the RE.W.I.N.D. WOMEN project, a learning and intercultural experience that brought together young people from Greece, Italy, Luxembourg and Portugal. The mobility focused on exploring gender roles and stereotypes through dialogue, experiential learning and creative methodologies. MAIN OBJECTIVES OF …
On October 29th, a new session of the FLYE – Financial Literacy for innovative Youth Participation in Europe focused on a fundamental yet often overlooked aspect of effective teamwork: group dynamics. In today’s interconnected world, understanding how groups operate is not just a soft skill: it’s essential for achieving cohesion, productivity and innovation. This session …
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HOW DAILY DECISIONS SHAPE OUR FUTURE On October 22nd, the FLYE project held a new interactive session within the Driving Change series, with a new interactive and thought-provoking session, led by Pedro Santos. This time, the focus turned toward one of the most crucial aspects of our personal and professional journeys: how we make the …
Luxembourg – October 2025 – The Coding&CO-DoING project officially enters its operational phase! On OCtober 6th, the kick-off meeting was held, marking the official start of the project’s organizational activities and bringing together all the partners involved in its implementation. The main goal remains to make digital education more accessible and engaging in a rapidly …
Luxembourg – October 2025 – On 2nd October, the project “Sexuality Connect” has officially been launched thanks to the kick-off meeting! We officially launched the project with a kick-off meeting that involved all team members. During this kick-off meeting were shared objectives, activities and next steps. The aim of this initiative is to equip youth …
On October 1st, thanks to KEHSIA, the FLYE project – Financial Literacy for innovative Youth Participation in Europe held a new session focused on one of the most pressing challenges for Europe and the world: how to finance the transition to a greener, fairer and more inclusive economy. This time, the discussion moved from understanding …
On September 17th, a new session of the FLYE project – Financial Literacy for innovative Youth Participation in Europe took place, this time organized by our team at Kehsia. The focus of the session was one of the most urgent and transformative topics facing Europe today: sustainable finance. As young Europeans, understanding how money flows …
INTRODUCTION Today, September 10, 2025, Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, outlined her vision for a united, safe and sustainable Europe. At Kehsia, we had the honor of following the conference remotely from the European Parliament headquarters in Luxembourg. At the end of Ursula von der Leyen’s speech, several questions were posed, …
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As a 15-year-old student from the European School of Luxembourg II, my experience at KEHSIA was my very first internship. Since I plan to pursue university studies in the domains of economics and management, I felt that this organisation would reflect my career choices and hopes for the future the best. KEHSIA is a wide network of very diverse stakeholders, so it was truly a remarkable opportunity for me to expand my knowledge, gain new skills and work in a motivating environment on causes that do matter and make a difference.
Luxembourg – June 2025 – Launched on June 1st, 2025, and running for 21 months until February 2027, the RE.W.I.N.D. WOMEN project aims to challenge persistent gender stereotypes through creative, immersive, and participatory approaches that empower young people across Europe. Aligned with the EU Youth Strategy 2019-2027, the project brings together six committed organisations from five European countries, combining expertise in education, youth work, art, and civic engagement.
The project is coordinated by Associazione L’ISOLA CHE C’E’, based in Rome, Italy. It brings together a consortium of five expert organisations: KEHSIA asbl (Luxembourg), PYLON ONE (Greece), DCTR – Associação Cultural (Portugal), and Skill Hub (Italy). Each partner contributes specific expertise, from educational live-action role-play (LARP) and artistic communication to citizen science, youth empowerment, and cultural activism.
