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Dear EPALE colleagues,
In August and September EPALE had a thematic focus on the role of adult learning in the social inclusion of vulnerable groups. During this time, EPALE’s national teams and the community published a number of inspiring case studies, articles, reports and other resources on the topic. Visit our thematic page Social inclusion to find them (content varies based on your language preference).
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We are pleased to announce that EPALE’s annual pan-European conference is taking place on 1 and 2 October 2019 in Warsaw, Poland. The adult learning event is expected to gather over 250 national government representatives, EPALE members, European stakeholders and representatives from the European Commission. |
Don’t forget to visit EPALE regularly for new content! Our thematic focus from October to December will be on adult learning in the workplace.
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Latest blog posts
How do young adults navigate through life? (EN)
Learn how the ENLIVEN project addressed some of the challenges faced by young adults trying to integrate into adult society.
Rely on voluntary actions to increase participation of vulnerable groups? (EN, DE, PL)
Simon Broek debunks some of the myths about vulnerable social groups and talks about the role of employers in upskilling low-skilled adults.
News from around Europe
September was a busy month for the adult learning sector across Europe:
- The French Government announced that it will dedicate 1 million EUR to inclusion through economic activity, helping vulnerable groups to be integrated into the labour market. (FR)
- Croatia celebrated the start of its 13th Lifelong Learning Week with free workshops, lectures, round tables, and concerts across the country. (HR)
- Meanwhile, Slovenia announced the celebration of National Reading Month. From 8 September until 13 October a series of events across the country will aim to promote literacy among people of all ages. (SL)
