This project builds up tools, knowledge and methodologies for learners to upskill themselves (in groups, individually or with a teacher) in the relationships between gender inequality and the climate crisis. This includes providing tools for adult education providers. It contributes to two horizontal aspects of the Erasmus+ programme: fighting climate change and promoting inclusion and diversity. Project activities The knowledge and tools developed will be further disseminated through multiplier events. The following people will be reached through the training and multiplier events: • 404 women/women’s rights activists/CSO-representatives, of which it is estimated a minority participation of migrant women and people of LGBTQI+ communities and civil society, and allied civil society, and 133 others (decision makers, other adult educational providers, etc.). We will realize the following project results • Introduction Toolkit: a briefing paper (8 pages) with 4 thematic factsheets (each 2 pages) on gender equality and climate justice in seven languages (English, German, Bulgarian, Danish, Spanish, French and Swedish). • An online trainers hub with at minimum 14 workshop methods (2 per partners) linked to the topic “gender and climate justice” for adult educators and institutions, with materials in the national languages of the participating organisations, all available in their original language and English. (English, German, Bulgarian, Danish, Spanish, French and Swedish). • An e-learning tool for individual online learning on the topic. All materials will be produced in English. The topics for these project results will be: Gender & climate change - introductory module; mobility/sustainable transport; extractivism and women’s activism against socioecological exploitation; energy – sustainable production, inclusive access and feminist perspectives on climate policy, and - 'LGBTIQ+ and Climate Justice'
This project builds up tools, knowledge and methodologies for learners to upskill themselves (in groups, individually or with a teacher) in the relationships between gender inequality and the climate crisis. This includes providing tools for adult education providers. It contributes to two horizontal aspects of the Erasmus+ programme: fighting climate change and promoting inclusion and diversity. Project activities The knowledge and tools developed will be further disseminated through multiplier events. The following people will be reached through the training and multiplier events: • 404 women/women’s rights activists/CSO-representatives, of which it is estimated a minority participation of migrant women and people of LGBTQI+ communities and civil society, and allied civil society, and 133 others (decision makers, other adult educational providers, etc.). We will realize the following project results • Introduction Toolkit: a briefing paper (8 pages) with 4 thematic factsheets (each 2 pages) on gender equality and climate justice in seven languages (English, German, Bulgarian, Danish, Spanish, French and Swedish). • An online trainers hub with at minimum 14 workshop methods (2 per partners) linked to the topic “gender and climate justice” for adult educators and institutions, with materials in the national languages of the participating organisations, all available in their original language and English. (English, German, Bulgarian, Danish, Spanish, French and Swedish). • An e-learning tool for individual online learning on the topic. All materials will be produced in English. The topics for these project results will be: Gender & climate change - introductory module; mobility/sustainable transport; extractivism and women’s activism against socioecological exploitation; energy – sustainable production, inclusive access and feminist perspectives on climate policy, and - 'LGBTIQ+ and Climate Justice'