Financial literacy is especially low among young adults at risk, who are ill-equipped to deal with ever-increasing financial responsibility.

Adult education is an area that encompasses many different political approaches, and therefore also different approaches to funding.

The AE-PRO project launches ‘European e-training for Adult Educators’, and is currently looking for participants.

The RENEWAL project aims to strengthen the European Agenda for Adult Learning in the Southern and Central-Eastern regions of Europe.

FROM OUR MEMBERS: GREECE. On January 25^th 2015, general elections in Greece resulted for the first time in modern Greek history a government based on the Coalition of the Radical Left, Syriza.

After hearing rumors suggesting that adult education would be part of Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), EAEA wrote to Commissioner for Trade, Cecilia Malmström.

Validation of non‑formal and informal learning is gradually more seen as a way of improving lifelong learning and well-being.

New learning materials on sustainable consumption, produced in the framework of Know Your Lifestyle project, were presented at a workshop in Brussels 5-6 February.

Do all adults benefit equally from lifelong learning opportunities in Europe? What type of programmes exist for adults who do not have the skills or qualifications that match labour market and societal requirements?

“Live and Learn” project produces audio-visual stories on adult education. EAEA is a partner in the two-year Erasmus+ project, coordinated by a Finnish EAEA member KVS – The Finnish Lifelong Learning Foundation.