The gamemakers (and gamechangers)
Jedna Mladost (Croatia)
With experience in interdisciplinary education and game design, Jedna Mladost brings expertise in gamification and youth engagement. They previously developed chemistry-based educational cards and led EU-focused storytelling projects. In this initiative, they will design key learning elements and support the development of game-based resources that introduce EU values in an interactive way.
Walk Together (Bulgaria)
With a strong focus on working with visually impaired youth, Walk Together has developed gamified learning tools in previous Erasmus projects. Their expertise in inclusive education will be key to making the project accessible and impactful, ensuring diverse youth can engage in meaningful learning experiences.
Svetlost (Serbia)
A grassroots organization with a strong background in educational games, Udruženje Svetlost has worked on board games, comics, and escape rooms as learning tools. Their focus on inclusion, diversity, and sustainability aligns perfectly with this project. They will contribute to game development, ensuring it is engaging and effective for youth learning.
Asociația Four Change (Romania)
Focused on social innovation and community development, Asociația Four Change works to empower youth through education and inclusion projects. In this initiative, they will ensure the project maintains high-quality standards and reaches a broad audience, supporting dissemination and impact assessment.
Kdap Mea Prosvasi
Committed to the inclusion of people with disabilities, Prosvasi runs initiatives across Greece that provide opportunities for marginalized youth. They will work to make the project accessible, ensuring that all young people, including those with disabilities, can fully engage in the game and workshops.