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On Friday 30th of May, we held the Final Policy Workshop of the EU-funded U-GARDEN project in Brussels, with 25 participants from across Europe working on urban agriculture, sustainability, and public policy. The workshop focused on discussing draft policy recommendations to promote urban and peri-urban agriculture across European cities and regions. The event was honoured to welcome Carmen Zulita Ferrari, Urban Food Systems and Resilience Programme Specialist at the FAO (UN), who shared the organisation’s

Today, 29 May, the second day of the final meeting of the European project Mind Inclusion 3.0 took place at our Research Institute. This meeting marked the end of an intense and fruitful period of collaborative work between organisations in Spain, Italy and Romania, focused on promoting more accessible and inclusive environments for people with intellectual disabilities. During the day, the project partners —@Margherita.Cooperativa, @fintras, @ProActSuport, @socialitn and @confartigianato.vicenza.it— reflected together on the lessons learned,

Are you interested in urban gardens and nature-based solutions? We are now in the final stretch of the U-GARDEN project, which promotes urban agriculture as a lever for climate resilience, social inclusion and sustainable food systems in European cities. On 30 May, we will hold the final U-GARDEN Policy Workshop in Brussels and online. 9:00–12:30 (CEST) See the AGENDA HERE This is an open event, especially aimed at professionals and relevant actors in the fields

On 28 May, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., the Multiplier Event for the European Mind Inclusion 3.0 project will take place in the auditorium of the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of Valencia. Find the program here The Mind Inclusion 3.0 project (https://www.mindinclusion.eu/es/home-3/) aims to promote the effective inclusion of people with intellectual disabilities through the development of digital tools, specialised training and collaboration between key actors in the social, health and business

El 1 de mayo se conmemora el Día Mundial del Trabajo, también conocido como el Día Internacional de los Trabajadores, y el Instituto de investigación Polibienestar promueve la las buenas condiciones laborales para todos los ciudadanos europeos. Pruebla de ello fue el recién finalizado proyecto europeo Mentor +, que fomentaba el bienestar en el teletrabajo, tanto en las concidiones físicas, como mentales y nutricionales. En este contexto, el año pasado se inició el proyecto europeo