During the European Citizenthon held on 15-16 November in Faro, Portugal, young participants, local teams, and project partners worked together to co-create the European Future Citizens Manifesto.
On 24 October, the DYPALL Network brought together students from Pinheiro Rosa High School for an exciting local citizenthon in Faro, Portugal.
On 15 and 16 November, the European Citizenthon brought young people together in Faro, Portugal, for two days of creativity and collaboration.
Our Future Citizens game events held in Italy and Romania, showcased just how effective this medium can be, with participants praising the game for its creativity, teamwork, and innovative approach to learning.
The Future Citizens game was well-received for its innovative concept and engaging tasks, participants offered valuable suggestions to make it even better.
Local Citizenthons have been already implemented in Italy and Romania, and gathered a number of 24 participants in the two countries mainly from the 14- 18 and 24-29 age groups.
On 19 and 20 June 2024 the second phase of the work took place: Citizenthon, the first official test of the game on the streets of the city of Matera.
“Citizenthon” is the name we have given to the gamified events of the “European Future Citizens” project.
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