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 …
MEETINGS ON SUSTAINABLE FINANCE WEBINARS ON SUSTAINABLE FINANCE Do you want to learn more about sustainable finance in Europe? Join the FLYE project – Financial Literacy for innovative Youth Participation in Europe seminar onSeptember 17 and October 1 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.! If you want to join us on September 17, click here! If you …
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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The FLYE project – Financial Literacy for innovative Youth Participation in Europe, held by our partner “L’isola che c’è”, is moving forward with new activities and online meetings to achieve its main goal: financial literacy and the implementation of participatory budget methodology! Promoting financial literacy means promoting the awareness and skills needed to manage money …
From August 25 to September 3, 2025, young people from Italy, Slovakia, Germany, Serbia, Luxembourg, and participants from KEHSIA gathered for a unique Erasmus+ youth program titled “Art Against Hate Speech.” Hosted in a camp setting, the program combined artistic expression with educational workshops to promote tolerance, empathy, and constructive dialogue among youth across Europe. …
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Luxembourg – August 2025 – The project “Coding&CO-DoING” has officially started! The aim of this project is to make digital education more accessible and engaging in a rapidly evolving digital world. The project targets teachers and educators working with children between 30 months and 6 years of age, to promote creativity, logic and problem-solving skills …
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.
After the insightful Study Visit in Porto, Portugal, from May 14th to 16th, the FLIP Project continues to thrive with a mix of online and onsite sessions.
