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En el marco del estudio sobre el impacto del servicio de teleasistencia desarrollado por Atenzia Comunidad Valenciana, Polibienestar ha realizado esta semana los grupos focales con los que fundamentará la investigación cualitativa del estudio. A lo largo de estas entrevistas grupales, se han recogido las opiniones de personas usuarias, cuidadores informales y profesionales, con el objetivo de conocer de primera mano sus experiencias, necesidades y propuestas en torno al servicio. Esta fase es especialmente relevante,

  On 10 and 11 March, the Third Transnational Meeting of the European DanceCare project, funded by the Erasmus+ programme, took place in Athens (Greece). This meeting was a key opportunity to assess the progress of the project and coordinate the next steps among the international partners. During the working sessions, held at the Aktios Elderly Care Unit, project partners discussed several important aspects: Analysis of the preliminary results of the DanceCare pilot programme, implemented

The Polibienestar Research Institute at the University of Valencia (UV) is participating in the European project ‘Just Mitigation and Adaptation Pathways in Climate Transitions’ (JUST IN CLIME), an initiative funded with €4,998,187 by the Horizon Europe programme (Cluster 5), which will begin in October 2026 and last for four years. The project aims to analyse how to design climate policies that, in addition to being effective against climate change, are socially just and have the

Participa en la Segunda Sesión Abierta Online del proyecto CO-SECUR, “Cocreando Seguridad a través de Evidencias de las Ciencias Sociales”, que tendrá lugar el 10 de marzo de 2026. Sobre esta sesión Esta sesión forma parte de las actividades de participación a nivel nacional de CO-SECUR y tiene como objetivo validar y seguir afinando los resultados iniciales del proyecto, a través del diálogo con agentes que cuenten con experiencia relevante en seguridad, innovación social, espacios

Across Europe and beyond, challenges related to security in public spaces are increasingly addressed through co-creation, social innovation and smart technologies. Yet many of these initiatives struggle to endure once pilot phases end, funding expires or stakeholder engagement declines. How can co-created approaches lead to long-term and systemic impact? SHINE 2Europe, within the framework of the CO-SECUR project, invites researchers, policymakers, practitioners and civil society actors to submit contributions to the workshop: Sustaining Social Innovation