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Project Phoenix: Rising Strong from Natural Disasters
FunderEuropean Commission
Funder Contribution €60,000.00
Funded underERASMUS+ | Partnerships for cooperation and exchanges of practices | Small-scale partnerships in school education
Project code2025-1-ES01-KA210-SCH-000357117
Open Access mandatePublications: NoResearch data: No
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<< Objectives >>Empower 200+ students, educators, and families across Europe with disaster preparedness skills, integrating STEAM and digital tools to foster resilience, inclusion, and cross-border collaboration. Promote European solidarity through a co-created Code of Ethics for Disaster Response and address climate-linked risks via hands-on education, community engagement, and innovative digital solutions.<< Implementation >>Interactive workshops in Spain (teacher training) and Türkiye (student-led drills), development of a multilingual Disaster Education Kit, collaborative Atlas via eTwinning, and a mobile app prototype for emergency alerts. Activities include simulations, peer-led campaigns, family workshops, and hybrid multiplier events in Greece, prioritizing inclusivity (braille, subtitles) and sustainability (digital tools, carbon offsets).<< Results >>Tangible outputs: Disaster Education Kit (used by 500+ users), Collaborative Atlas of European Disasters, mobile app prototype, and 10+ STEAM lesson plans. Empowered 20 student ambassadors, strengthened community networks, and a draft European Code of Ethics. Long-term impact: Enhanced institutional capacity, open-access resources (CC BY-SA 4.0), and scalable partnerships with NGOs/municipalities to drive EU-wide resilience.
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<< Objectives >>Empower 200+ students, educators, and families across Europe with disaster preparedness skills, integrating STEAM and digital tools to foster resilience, inclusion, and cross-border collaboration. Promote European solidarity through a co-created Code of Ethics for Disaster Response and address climate-linked risks via hands-on education, community engagement, and innovative digital solutions.<< Implementation >>Interactive workshops in Spain (teacher training) and Türkiye (student-led drills), development of a multilingual Disaster Education Kit, collaborative Atlas via eTwinning, and a mobile app prototype for emergency alerts. Activities include simulations, peer-led campaigns, family workshops, and hybrid multiplier events in Greece, prioritizing inclusivity (braille, subtitles) and sustainability (digital tools, carbon offsets).<< Results >>Tangible outputs: Disaster Education Kit (used by 500+ users), Collaborative Atlas of European Disasters, mobile app prototype, and 10+ STEAM lesson plans. Empowered 20 student ambassadors, strengthened community networks, and a draft European Code of Ethics. Long-term impact: Enhanced institutional capacity, open-access resources (CC BY-SA 4.0), and scalable partnerships with NGOs/municipalities to drive EU-wide resilience.
