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Training Skills for Democracy - NOT SKIP

 

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From May 7–10, 2025, Fattoria Pugliese Diffusa APS (IT) hosted in Gallipoli and Taurisano, the second European Meeting of the NOTSKIP Project, titled “Training Skills for Democracy”.
The event gathered 25 international participants from six countries and 83 local attendees for four days of training, cultural exchange, and civic engagement. Highlights included a European Parliament simulation, a training in the Street Debate methodology, and a vibrant Europe Day celebration with local officials, students, and European Solidarity Corps volunteers.
The project will now move forward with 24 trained facilitators leading local awareness campaigns across Europe to promote participatory democracy—especially in rural and underrepresented communities.
You are invited to read the report of the 2nd Work Package down below:




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