NGO NEST Berlin (Germany)
NEST Berlin e.V. is a non-profit organization functioning as a hub for transnational mobility, focusing on education, adult training, and social inclusion projects in Berlin’s Wedding Neighborhood. Engaging in over 30 Erasmus+ projects, NEST collaborates with stakeholders across Europe, emphasizing best practices in NGO coordination and innovation. The organization has a strong presence in research activities, partnering with the University of Applied Sciences Bonn Rhein-Sieg. With expertise in areas such as community building, intercultural dialogue, and education through sport, NEST aims for human, social, and socioeconomic development. Offering a range of services, NEST promotes non-formal education methods, supports mobility opportunities, and actively engages in the design and management of international projects across various sectors.
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Hypex Srl (Italy)
Hypex is an Italian startup and software house that since 2018 has been dedicated to the development and evolution of next-generation interactive experiences for Edutech, Communication and Entertainment. Holder of an industrial patent for process and method, Hypex has conceived and developed a software platform that allows anyone, in an assisted and cost-effective way, to create highly sophisticated and branched interactive stories that can be experienced from smartphones and tablets. This new technology thus makes it possible to ‘gamify’ any video material and create experiences in which the user is no longer passive but interacts with the content in an immersive and engaging way. Winner of a Deloitte Hackathon in 2018, presented at the Rome Film Festival and the Venice International Film Festival (2019), selected at the Italian Innovation Day in Tokyo 2020 as one of the best Italian start-ups, currently at the third phase of the EIC Accelerator, Hypex fuses software engineering and visual storytelling in an original way to create the communication language of the future: the new Interactive Reality.
UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI SASSARI (Italy)
The University of Sassari (hereinafter referred to as “UNISS”) is a small-medium sized HEI, that includes 13 departments hosting around 13,000 students. Given its unquestionably historical and cultural central role in Sardinia, its activities are deeply rooted in the cultural and social fabric of the island. Despite being in a way affected by geographical insularity, UNISS enjoys a favorable position at the heart of the Mediterranean region. Exchange, mobility and internationalization policies are therefore being improved, so as to curb the negative effects of insularity through a concerted strategy, making the most of its collaboration with EU research centers and HEI’s, and fully developing its potential in the framework of EU international cooperation initiatives.
Savremena gimnazija (Serbia)
Savremena Gimnazija is an international secondary school operating in accordance with the National Curriculum of the Republic of Serbia and the programme defined by Cambridge International Examinations. The students can choose between the National and Combined programmes, depending on whether they wish to attend lessons in Serbian, or bilingually, in both Serbian and English.
Savremena Gimnazija, in line with its educational character, promotes the highest pedagogical standards and the best working conditions, not only for students, but for all employees. Designed as Future Ready School and as a place where students learn the world around them in a creative and modern way, Savremena Gimnazija is a rather inspiring environment for aspiring young people who strive to achieve high academic goals. Through interactive and interdisciplinary work with committed and motivated teachers, the students acquire specific and practical skills that enable them to comprehend the very essence of a subject, develop critical thinking and apply their skills in real life.
ACPELIA (Cyprus)
Active Cypriot Programs and European Learning Into Acceptance (ACPELIA) was founded in Limassol, Cyprus in 2019. The main aim of the Organization is the rescue, preservation and transmission of cultural heritage, environmental sustainability, social and environmental entrepreneurship, social inclusion, and the elimination of discrimination and racism, as well as the opportunity for our members to engage in environmental, cultural, and sports-related activities, as well as issues of racism, equality, democracy, and discrimination. Cultural and Sporting activities promote social inclusion, human rights and assist in limiting generational discrimination. To promote the aforementioned important values, the association is organizing cultural, informative, educational and interactive activities for youth through the association’s newly formed European Programs department. These activities include dancing, theatre, educational activities with games, and other performances in which young people can learn about issues affecting humanity through Non-Formal Education.
College Archipel de Saintes (France)
