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"Promoting social inclusion skills in a post-truth world: A gamified online platform and curriculum" (PROMIS) is an Erasmus+ Strategic Partnership project (2019-2022).

In this project, 7 organizations from 6 countries will develop research-based instruments to help students better understand what social inclusion is and how they can enhance their competences when interacting with marginalized groups.

The project partners are: Babes-Bolyai University (Romania, coordinator), University of Bologna (Italy), University of Bordeaux (France), Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw (Poland), Kaunas University of Technology (Lithuania), Utrecht University (Netherlands), and eLearning & Software (Romania).

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Promoting Social Inclusion in a Complex World (PROS)

Soon we will launch the registration form for the Intensive programme: Promoting Social Inclusion in a Complex World (PROS) ... Citeste mai mult

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PROMIS Kick-off meeting in Warsaw, Poland

On November 19-20, at the Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw (UKSW), hosted the first transnational meeting of the Promoting social inclusion skills in a post-truth world: A gamified online platform and curriculum (PROMIS) project. The... Citeste mai mult

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PROMIS Erasmus+ Strategic Partnership Project

In the PROMIS Erasmus+ Strategic Partnership Project (2019-2022), 7 organizations from 6 countries will develop research-based instruments to help students better understand what social inclusion is and how they can enhance their competences when... Citeste mai mult

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