🌍 Meet the DIGICREATE Empower Partners!✨
Eight organisations from Germany, Spain, Portugal, Serbia, Bosnia & Herzegovina and Montenegro have joined forces to help at least 2,500 young creatives (18-30) build the digital, creative and intercultural skills the Cultural & Creative Industries need. By blending virtual exchanges with an open-access “Creative Hive” toolbox, the consortium removes borders and cost barriers for emerging talent across the EU and Western Balkans.
The DigiCreate Partners
- Youth Power Germany EV (YP-DE) (Germany) – Project coordinator empowering young people, especially those with fewer opportunities – through inclusive digital-creativity programs.
- Evolutionary Archetypes Consulting SL (EAC) (Spain) – Innovation & EdTech SME steering project impact, storytelling and long-term sustainability.
- Cooperativa Para O Desenvolvimento E Coesão Social, CRL (Contextos) (Portugal) – Cultural cooperative leading Virtual-Exchange Focus Groups and the DigiCreate Online Creative Hive toolbox.
- Univerzitet Union Nikola Tesla (UniTesla) (Serbia) – Multidisciplinary university contributing digital-media expertise and project-management support.
- Udruzenje Okret (SPIN) (Bosnia and Herzegovina) – Youth NGO developing the virtual-exchange tech stack and online courses.
- Nevladina Organizacija GLAS (NVO GLAS) (Montenegro) – NGO crafting and validating the DigiCreate Methodological Framework for non-formal learning.
- Javna Ustanova Univerzitet Crne Gore Podgorica (UoM) (Montenegro) – Montenegro’s flagship university coordinating virtual-exchange scheduling & events.
- Fakultet Za Poslovnu Ekonomiju I Pravo Bar (FPEP Bar) (www.fpm.me, Montenegro) – Faculty enriching legal insight, digital-skills training and learner-centred pedagogy.
🔗 More information: https://digicreate-empower.eu/
EU-Funded Project: 101193474 — DigiCreate — ERASMUS-EDU-2024-VIRT-EXCH
Disclaimer: Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or EACEA. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.
