Ordinary Member

Viale dei Bersaglieri 32/B, 81100 Caserta(CE), Italy

Phone: 0823 279363

Email: info@associazionearcipelago.com

WWW: https://associazionearcipelago.com/

Arcipelago APS

Who we are

Arcipelago promotes the well-being and personal growth of youth and young adults. Guided by the principles of the Council of Europe Recommendation (2018) which emphasises the importance of transversal skills. Safe spaces are created in both the physical and digital environments and simultaneously implemented in non-formal education approaches.

Our goal is to be a point of reference for people of all ages who wish to develop transversal skills. And for all who want to take part in more equitable, responsible and inclusive local communities.

What we do

Arcipelago works on uplifting individuals with disabilities and their families. Our focus centres on empowerment through non-formal educational programs designed to foster social interaction and connection with their community.

We work on the participation and engagement of adults. People who are on the margins of local, social and/or political spheres. With women, the elderly and migrants.

Digital literacy is a key component of our work. We aim to enhance digital skills across various domains. Through the development of targeted non-formal educational resources and training initiatives. From literacy to safety, and effective communication to collaborative prowess.

We promote autonomy for those at higher risk of vulnerability. Our tailor-made programmes empower women, foreigners and the marginalised from the workforce. By cultivating pathways in financial and intercultural citizenship, we pave the way for a more empowered and resilient community.

Best practices

Cultivating skills for active inclusion of adults. Stories and reflections starting from the experience of the European project ERASMUS K2 S.A.E. Scientific Editorial, Naples, 2022. Smart Adult Education

Smart Generation is the Cultural Centre F.L. Ferrari project about new means of communications co-financed by the European Programme Erasmus Plus. A Pedagogical Model for Conscious Smartphone Use – Smart Generation Best Practices

We Start initiated the creation of a guide. It is for professionals in vocational training and those who are seeking initial or ongoing vocational education. This guide focuses on the effective use of digital devices. We Start Guide

SUPport of Problem-solving mentality in lifelOng leaRning for Trainers. The project’s innovation lies in its triangulated context analysis, involving organisations, trainers, and trainees through interviews. By involving all contextual factors, this approach informs the project’s base. It fosters sustainability and a smooth knowledge flow for future phases. The project took place in Italy, Greece, Lithuania, Spain, and Belgium. Full and Short Version of the report.

EAEA brings together
120 organisations from 43 countries.

EAEA is a European NGO whose purpose is to link and represent European organisations directly involved in adult learning. Originally known as the European Bureau of Adult Education, EAEA was founded in 1953 by representatives from a number of European countries.

EAEA promotes adult learning and access to and participation in non-formal adult education for all, particularly for groups currently under-represented.

Want to know more?

EAEA membership is an opportunity to become part of a European-wide network of adult educators.

Visit our Why join page to find out about all the membership services we provide. If you want to join our network, visit the How to join page to learn about the differences between Ordinary and Associate membership and find the best fit for you.