24.09.2018 events, policy, projects

Registration open: ImplOED and LSE final conferences

Registration for the “ImplOED and LSE final conferences: improving lives and social cohesion through adult education” have now been opened. The events will be organised on 16-17 October.

The two-day conference will present the final results of two Erasmus+ projects coordinated by EAEA: Implementing Outreach, Empowerment and Diversity (implOED) and Life Skills for Europe (LSE). The discussions will be centred around the role of life skills and outreach, empowerment and diversity in improving social cohesion and lives of people living in the EU.

More information on the events can be found on the event page.

October 16th, 2.30pm – 5.30pm, Brussels

Life Skills for Europe: Transforming lives, society and adult education through life skills

October 17th, 9.00am – 5.30pm, Brussels

ImplOED – Implementing Outreach, Empowerment, Diversity: Transforming lives, society and adult education through outreach, empowerment and diversity

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