Dissemination and multiplier Conferences in Romania
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Multiplier Event – “Legambiente”, Piazza Cavour 19, Catania (ITALY)
Date: 24th of October 2024 Location: “Legambiente”, Piazza Cavour 19, Catania (ITALY) 1. Introduction Ippocrate organized the Multiplier Event on October 24th, 2024, in Catania. The event was held at “Legambiente”, an association known for advocating environmental respect. The event was disseminated through “Legambiente” social networks, JO Group network, and targeted emails to local stakeholders. […]
Multiplier Event – National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece
Multiplier Event at NKUA Showcases the HEAT Project’s Impact in Education On 2 November 2024, the NKUA hosted an inspiring multiplier event at its premises in Athens, gathering 94 enthusiastic participants, including teachers, school principals, and members of the general public. The event was a key dissemination activity of the HEAT project, aimed at showcasing […]
Multiplier Event at IHF Premises, Brussels
Event Report Date: September 8, 2024 Venue: IHF Premises, Brussels On September 8, 2024, IHF hosted an inspiring Multiplier Event at its premises in Brussels, bringing together 10 enthusiastic young children and 3 dedicated teachers facilitating the event. The session aimed to pilot and showcase the interactive tools developed through the HEAT project, including the […]
HEATWAVES Project Showcased at Open EARTH 2 Conference in Crete
The HEATWAVES project, an Erasmus+ initiative addressing climate education, was featured at the Open EARTH 2 Conference on Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation. Held from November 26-28, 2024, in Rethymnon, Crete, the conference was organized within the framework of the LIFE ClimaMED project, focusing on innovative strategies for mitigating climate change impacts in the Mediterranean […]
Master’s Thesis Highlights the Educational Impact of HEATWAVES Project
The HEATWAVES project, part of the Erasmus+ KA2 initiative, has once again demonstrated its profound impact on climate education, serving as the foundation for a highly praised master’s thesis defense. Held online via the National Kapodistrian University of Athens (NKUA), the thesis titled “Identifying and Modifying Primary School Students’ Ideas About Confronting Urban Heatwaves as […]
HEATWAVES Featured at Researchers’ Night 2024
The HEATWAVES project took center stage at this year’s Researchers’ Night 2024, hosted by the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA) on September 27. This annual celebration of science and innovation connects research with the wider community. The 2024 event featured interactive exhibits, workshops, and activities from research institutions, schools, and public stakeholders, fostering collaboration […]
HEATWAVES Project Presented at EUROGEO Conference in Porto
The HEATWAVES project, an Erasmus+ initiative focused on advancing climate education, took center stage at the EUROGEO Conference “Compromised Geography: Spreading A New World”, held on May 30-31, 2024, in Porto. The event brought together geographers, educators, and researchers to tackle critical environmental and educational challenges, providing an ideal platform for showcasing HEATWAVES’ innovative contributions. […]
HEATWAVES Project Showcased at the 4th ESERA SIG4 Mini Conference in Valencia
The HEATWAVES project, a groundbreaking initiative co-financed by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Commission, was highlighted at the 4th ESERA SIG4 Science | Environment | Health Mini Conference in Valencia. This event brought together experts to explore the intersection of science, environment, and health in education, offering an ideal platform to showcase the project’s […]
Unveiling HEATWAVES Module IV: media literacy-addressing misconceptions about heatwaves
Dive into the realm of media literacy and debunk misconceptions about heatwaves with Module IV of the HEATWAVES training course. Building upon the knowledge acquired in previous modules, this module equips participants with the critical thinking skills needed to navigate the media landscape and discern fact from fiction when it comes to heatwaves and climate […]
