On 6 October 2026, KEHSIA asbl successfully hosted the online webinar “Digital Curation on Heritage and Politics”, organised within the framework of the Erasmus+ CuriEUs Youth project. The webinar was an interesting and engaging opportunity to explore the connections between European cultural heritage, EU policies, the environment, education and the digital age. Building on the …
On Wednesday, 30 September, our teachers came together for a collaborative meeting dedicated to coding, creativity and shared learning, combining the preparation of activities for European Code Week with an important moment of exchange and professional development. The meeting took place within coding&CO-DoING – Teaching coding in pre-schools in a cooperative and inclusive way, the …
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What if you could explore gender stereotypes not only by discussing them, but by stepping into someone else’s story? On 14 November 2026, KEHSIA will host a special Educational Live Action Role-Playing (EDULARP) experience in Luxembourg as part of the European project RE.W.I.N.D. WOMEN – ReWrite in New Design Women Histories. The event will offer …
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credit article: https://dctr.pt/r-e-w-i-n-d-women-co-creating-the-projects-final-methodological-e-book/ On 21 September 2026, DCTR facilitated an international online co-creation workshop dedicated to the development of the final methodological e-book of the RE.W.I.N.D. WOMEN project. The session brought together young participants, youth workers and representatives of the partner organisations to transform the experiences accumulated throughout the project into a practical educational resource. …
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A new platform is making it easier to discover volunteering opportunities and connect with organisations working to create a positive impact: Lëtz Help. Lëtz Help brings together organisations and people who are looking for meaningful ways to get involved. Through the platform, users can explore participating organisations, discover available volunteering opportunities and find initiatives that …
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How can digital tools help us explore, preserve and reinterpret cultural heritage? And how can heritage be connected to some of the key issues shaping European society today? On 6 October 2026 at 6:00 PM (CET), KEHSIA asbl will host the online webinar “Digital Curation on Heritage and Politics”, organised within the framework of the …
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CODING&CO-DoING continues to bring innovation into preschool classrooms Another important step for the CODING&CO-DoING project: teachers involved in the project in Italy and Luxembourg have received new educational materials and resources that will support the implementation of coding activities directly in their schools. The purchase and distribution of these resources represents an important part of …
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As a youth worker, you know the reality: young people are navigating relationships, identity, and sexuality more online than ever before. But finding reliable, engaging, and culturally relevant resources to support them can feel like searching for a needle in a haystack. We knew that the best way to solve this wasn’t to build a …
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As part of the Sexuality Connect Erasmus+ project, we are pleased to announce the publication of the new Operational Handbook for Youth Workers: Inclusive Sex Education and Informed Digital Skills. Developed as one of the outcomes of the project’s training activities, the Handbook is designed as a practical reference tool for youth workers and professionals …
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This is a course from our project Sexuality Connect. Coordinated by Kehsia from Luxembourg together with Donnexstrada from Italy and EUducate from Spain. Designed specifically for youth workers, educators, and trainers, this course moves beyond fear-based “stranger danger” narratives. Instead, it provides a rights-based, trauma-informed, and highly practical framework to help professionals guide young people …
