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The ENHANCE Matrix

O ENHANCE Cartesian Matrix is a unique tool that highlights learners’ voices and participation across Europe. The Matrix is an interactive map on empowering adult learning organisations to amplify learners’ voices, co-create solutions, and drive inclusive change. Explore more than 30 good practices from around Europe!

The Matrix contains good practice examples from Ireland, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Belgium, Hungary, and Austria, and international practices. The Matrix explores:

  • Who can participate in education processes and what are the conditions of participation
  • How communities, societies, and policies can be impacted by adult learners’ participation
  • How learners’ voices can be equally valuable and influential as that of other education stakeholders

Discover more on the ENHANCE project and how this tool is shaping inclusive education practices across Europe here.

Just4All National Background Papers On Just Transition, Lifelong Learning and Adult Education

ABF, Ligue de l’enseignement, CARDET e AONTAS, affiliated entities of the EU-fundedJust4All project have produced 4 background papers about the contexts in Ireland, France, Cyprus and Sweden.

The 4 national background papers illustrate the state of play of policies aimed at developing adequate adult learning schemes to support a just transition. The papers include policy recommendations for the national level. Building on the recommendations provided by the partners about the national contexts, SOLIDAR put together a leaflet with policy recommendations for the European level. The one-pager leaflet is available in English with four background papers available in English, Greek, French and Swedish.

One pager:

AONTAS, Ireland

CARDET, Cyprus

Ligue de l’enseignement, France

ABF, Sweden

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