The project aimed to: Promote integration and cultural diversity by facilitating interactions between different cultures to reduce prejudices and establish an atmosphere of mutual respect. Equip adult educators with an innovative tool (the WoW Box) so they can better support learners from diverse backgrounds. Develop intercultural skills through interactive activities, workshops, and events (including the final event in Madrid) that enabled people from various backgrounds to meet and exchange ideas. Create a strong support network through transnational partnerships, encouraging the sharing of resources and best practices to build more inclusive European societies.
The project is part of our strategic priorities aimed at promoting inclusion, cultural diversity, and access to learning for all. We have identified a critical need to develop innovative tools to facilitate integration and intercultural exchanges, particularly among vulnerable groups (migrants, refugees, etc.). Furthermore, it was essential to train and equip adult educators, who lacked intercultural skills, so they could effectively support these groups in their adaptation process. Finally, the design of a playful, sensory, and immersive tool (the WoW Box) offered high impact potential, capable of bringing communities closer together and enhancing diversity.