ARTeria Foundation is a non-governmental, non-profit organisation established in 2006, with nearly 20 years of experience supporting the cultural and creative sectors (CCS). Our activities are grounded in three core pillars: culture without borders, innovative education, and multidimensional cooperation.
We work with artists, educators, cultural institutions, NGOs, local authorities, and international partners to develop interdisciplinary projects focused on culture, creativity, heritage, and social innovation. Since our establishment, we have implemented over 40 national and international projects funded by programmes such as Erasmus+, Creative Europe, EEA and Norway Grants, and the European Social Fund. Eleven ARTeria projects have received the Erasmus+ Good Practice recognition.
From the beginning, ARTeria has also been actively engaged in cultural heritage initiatives and community participation, including organising events for several years within the framework of the European Heritage Days.
ARTeria is an active member of international networks including Culture Action Europe, ENCATC, Creative Fed, and the Creative Pact for Skills.
European Gamification in Learning and Education (EGLE) is a Belgium-based non-profit organisation dedicated to transforming education through gamification. As a dynamic hub for educators, researchers, and experts across Europe, EGLE promotes collaboration, innovation, and the exchange of best practices in game-based learning.
EGLE focuses on integrating gamification into all levels of education by creating and sharing high-quality learning content, organising engaging events, and cultivating professional networks. The organisation excels at connecting theory with practice, supporting educators in designing meaningful and motivating learning experiences.
With a strong European presence, EGLE is also a member of Scientix, the leading community for science education in Europe, which allows them to share their work and connect with like-minded professionals on a broader scale.
Driven by innovation and a passion for educational excellence, EGLE continues to play a key role in shaping the future of gamified learning across Europe.
EDU Lab is a non-profit association founded in 2014 by volunteers active in the Vesuvius area, working to strengthen the dialogue between schools and local communities through innovative educational and cultural initiatives. The organisation promotes formal, informal and non-formal education, with a strong focus on youth inclusion, active citizenship, youth mobility in Europe, and European cooperation.
EDU Lab designs and implements socio-educational and cultural projects aimed at supporting young people—especially those from disadvantaged backgrounds—by providing learning opportunities that connect education, territory and community life. Through workshops, study visits, training activities and European projects, the association encourages participation, intercultural dialogue and equal opportunities, while fostering a sense of belonging to both the local territory and the wider European context.
A key area of expertise is the use of non-formal education to engage school students in themes such as environmental sustainability, active citizenship and cultural awareness. EDU Lab regularly develops educational laboratories that combine creative methods and experiential learning to make cultural and civic topics accessible and motivating for young people. Through its activities, EDU Lab aims to empower young people to explore, value and actively engage with their cultural and social environment.
The organisation works in close partnership with schools, youth organisations, social enterprises and public bodies, and is part of a local network “Rete di Comunità Vesuviana”, where it contributes to initiatives for youth participation, social innovation and community development. EDU Lab has extensive experience in Erasmus+ partnerships and in involving students, families and local stakeholders in collaborative learning processes.
CELEI Regenerative Education in Granada, Spain, is a study abroad provider in International Education, with more than 40 years of experience working with World Learning and SIT. We specialize in designing and implementing customized Study Abroad programs in Spain, Morocco, and Cuba.
We are aware that our team and network of collaborators and partner organizations is our biggest strength and believe that the human component is key in any learning process. Studying with us is a deep immersion into a community with g-local agents of change who are seriously committed to playing their role in making this world a better place.
CELEI Regenerative Education offers authentic and innovative Study Abroad programs. We provide specialized academic content as well as quality infrastructure and logistics. Our programs are unique opportunities in a wide range of topics such as environmental restoration, emotional education, social justice, and cultural heritage.
Our educational programs are authentic and immersive experiences that retain the quality inherited from over 40 years of experience working with some of the best institutions in the field. Through them, we repurpose our privileges helping to cultivate critical thinking, global perspectives, and emotional education in our students, on topics such as environmental regeneration, interculturality, social justice, and cultural heritage.
We also have a strong background in Erasmus+ projects, both as applicants and as partners. We draw from our experience to focus on the more disadvantaged participants so Diversity & Inclusion becomes as real as possible in the real life.
The Centre for Education and Innovations advances civic and history education through both formal and non-formal pathways. We empower educators with comprehensive training and provide high-quality, ready-to-use pedagogical materials.
Our mission is to cultivate an active, inquiry-based approach to learning. We achieve this by hosting professional workshops and designing immersive educational resources that inspire both teachers and students. Furthermore, we strive to spark public interest in history through experiential events and the arts.
We maintain a robust network of over 50 educators across Slovakia. Our key partnerships include the National Institute for Education and Youth, as well as the history departments of universities in Bratislava, Nitra, and Košice. As a proud member of EuroClio, we are committed to shaping the next generation of history and civics professionals.