FLYE Project brings together 7 European Partners
Institute CERC – Community Educational Research Center / ZAVOD – CERC SKUPNOST RAZISKOVALNI IN IZOBRAZEVALNI CENTER (Slovenia) is a non-governmental, pan-European research organization based in Slovenia, founded in 2022. It is dedicated to influencing policymakers through research and activities in fields like education, social sciences, youth policies, culture, tourism, sports, urban sustainable development, and the environment. CERC is committed to capacity building for individuals, institutions, and society, with a focus on enhancing education and social services. It also engages in policy advocacy to promote informed, healthy, and democratic societies. The organization is focused on raising awareness and supporting projects that aim for social impact in Europe.
Caminho, CRL – Caminho Coop (Portugal) is a non-governmental organization focused on creating a positive impact in society. It specializes in supporting and empowering educators, youth workers, and young people through training and consultancy. The organization offers services in various areas, including financial literacy, non-formal education, employability, entrepreneurship, democratic participation, social innovation, digitalization, and global education. Caminho Coop also provides consultancy on public policy strategies related to youth, such as participatory budgets, impact assessments, and municipal youth councils. Its mission is to foster community development and enhance the skills and opportunities of young people.
KEHSIA – Knowledge and Empowerment Hub for Citizen Science and Innovation Approach (Luxembourg) is a non-governmental organization focused on promoting cultural and civil growth, especially for women and young people, through the use of new technologies and innovation. It operates with a social, civic, and solidarity-driven purpose, emphasizing participation, inclusion, and development. KEHSIA coordinates and manages projects in partnership with various organizations to share knowledge and best practices. The organization believes in the central role of human beings, particularly women, in shaping a better future, and seeks to increase their presence in public, private, and third-sector sectors through both social and technological innovation.
L’ISOLA CHE C’È (Italy) is a non-governmental organization promoting democracy, youth integration, and intercultural dialogue. Focused on empowering young people through non-formal education, it fosters a culture of civic engagement and human rights. The organization designs educational activities and cultural animations tailored to the needs of youth, integrating culture into play. Its approach combines Role Playing and Learning by Doing, offering hands-on workshops, role-playing games, and activities that promote active citizenship. The mission is to inspire and engage youth through cultural activities that blend education with play.
ISTITUZIONE DEL GRUPPO EUROPEO DI COOPERAZIONE TERRITORIALE (GECT) – GECT GO (Italy) is a public authority established to foster cross-border cooperation between municipalities in the regions of Italy and Slovenia. Established in 2011 by the municipalities of Gorizia, Nova Gorica, and Šempeter-Vrtojba, it aims to enhance regional development and transform the cross-border area into a competitive region. The organization plays a key role in GO!2025 – Capital of Culture 2025, focusing on engaging young people through co-creation and participatory planning. Since November 2023, it has involved students aged 16 to 27 in project management, encouraging their active participation in the creation of small-scale projects.
Stowarzyszenie Euroregion Karpacki / Carpathian Euroregion Association (Poland) is a non-profit organization focused on regional cooperation and development in the Carpathian region. It aims to strengthen cross-border collaboration and support projects in areas such as tourism, culture, and sustainable development. The organization facilitates EU-funded initiatives, such as the Small Projects Fund under the Interreg Poland-Slovakia program, and promotes the Carpathian brand through strategic partnerships. It also works on projects that enhance local governance, promote regional potential, and improve the quality of life for communities in the region. The Karpacki Association is dedicated to fostering cooperation among local authorities and stakeholders in the Carpathian area.
C.I.P. Citizens in Power (CIP) is a non-profit organization based in Nicosia, Cyprus, focusing on education, research, and social innovation. It is a leading advocate for STEM education, entrepreneurship, and inclusive learning, with special emphasis on vulnerable groups. CIP’s interdisciplinary projects aim to address societal challenges through innovative tools and educational methodologies. The organization collaborates with universities, NGOs, and policymakers to promote social cohesion and sustainable growth. CIP has extensive experience in implementing EU-funded initiatives, particularly in advancing digital literacy and accessibility. Its commitment to fostering inclusivity makes it a key player in the educational landscape.