Seminar/workshop • Opole

One-day workshop in Opole

Realization of one-day workshop in Opole for 20 participants. The aim of the workshop is to provide participants with a space for interactive discussion and collaboration focused on identifying key challenges and opportunities in the housing sector of specific topics of housing conditions in Poland, with respect to the Czech and Hungarian partners and their specifics. The workshop also aims at developing specific proposals and recommendations for future actions and policies in this area. Workshop focus: ● Identification of key challenges and opportunities in the housing sector in Poland and partner countries. ● Discussion of successful examples and best practices in addressing housing issues. ● Identification of needs and priorities of different social groups and regions regarding housing. ● Joint exploration of innovative solutions and tools to improve housing accessibility, quality, and sustainability. ● Formulation of concrete recommendations for improvement. The realization of the workshop will contribute to the fulfilment of the goal of the project, its promotion and dissemination of knowledge and good practice. Core group meeting: As part of the one-day workshop, a meeting of the core members of the project will take place. The aim is to draw conclusions and set processes for the further development of the topic at the level of a policy paper. https://geszk.kre.hu/index.php/kutatas/inventory-of-good-practices-in-local-housing-policy-of-v4-countries.html
Seminar/workshop • Esztergom

workshop sessions in Hungary

Over the course of the project, eight applied theatre or drama workshop sessions will be organized across Hungary, Poland, and the Czech Republic, In Hungary workshops target young people aged 14–20, from marginalized backgrounds living in state care. The workshops will be held in Esztergom Children’s Home. The workshops aim to reach at least 12 youngsters. Each session will designed to be both educational and participatory, using non-formal education methods such as role plays, scenario discussions, peer learning, and real-life case studies. The workshops aimed to: • Raise awareness about human trafficking, grooming, and online exploitation. • Equip participants with practical tools to recognize risk situations and seek help. • Promote self-advocacy, self-esteem, and critical thinking. The subtopics of the 8 workshops will be for example: Definitions and types of trafficking Tactics used by traffickers Power dynamics and risk factors case studies or survivor stories (with consent/anonymity) Ways out, help-seeking, and resilience Prevention, peer support, awareness https://www.faktorterminal.hu/index.php/projektek/16-lairasok/317-open-up-leiras
Close meeting • Prague

Group of closed meetings (online)

This task focuses on a series of closed professional meetings designed to strengthen collaboration among key players in the CEE animation ecosystem—broadcasters, and representatives of national film funds. The broadcasters working group will try to identify the needs of CEE broadcasters, map their positions within the market, identify co-production obstacles and explore joint acquisitions of animated series across the region. To address broadcasters’ need for easier access to nearly completed animated content, we will present a curated selection of 20 animated series or TV specials from the CEE region. These projects—six months before or upon completion—will include detailed information, producer contacts, and password-protected episode previews for buyers. This targeted initiative is expected to rapidly increase the number of CEE projects acquired by regional broadcasters. The aim of the second working group (national film funds) is to explore the possibilities for creating a new international, regional or European framework (Joint Co-development Mechanism) to support animated film projects in the development phase, where international collaborations and co-development of projects are already established. These two groups of professionals have extremely demanding schedules and rarely attend the same events simultaneously, so to accommodate their availability and reduce our ecological footprint, we are organising these meetings online. https://ceeanimation.eu/