Through this mobility project, AP University strengthened its collaboration with GIPA and UoG (Georgia), David Yellin (Israel), UKZN (South Africa), and Pukllasunchis (Peru). With GIPA and UoG, the partnership in journalism deepened via EUfactcheck.eu and the ‘Invisible Cities’ project. The cooperation with David Yellin focused on inclusive and multicultural education systems, but most mobilities were cancelled due to the war in Israel. With UKZN, a transnational “networked studio” was built using the FRAMED platform to promote digital literacy and inclusive low-tech practices. In Peru, AP and Pukllasunchis expanded their work on education, health, and SDGs through community engaged learning. The project fostered personal growth, international competencies, and new opportunities for students and staff. Institutionally, it supported curriculum development, benchmarking, and AP’s profile as an international centre of knowledge and education.