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What is Community Aesthetics (EQF Level 3)
Community aesthetics and livability have historically been given low priority during the development infrastructure such as building and transportation projects. Civic pride is often associated with the aesthetic and visual qualities of a community — qualities that make a community unique among its neighbours and special to its residents.
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How to Explore Your Neighbourhoods (EQF Level 3)
Identifying and knowing how to explore community assets enables residents to gain control over their lives. Knowing the community's strengths makes it easier to understand what kinds of aesthetics can be showcased to explore the neighbourhoods and promoted to outsiders.
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Understanding Public Art and Sculptures (EQF Level 4)
Public art and sculptures is a reflection of how we see the world – the artist’s response to our time and place combined with our own sense of who we are.
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Involve the target group (EQF Level 4)
Work with citizens to develop places for children that meet their needs and involve children in the design process.
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Oral History Interviews (EQF Level 3)
This module deals with the recording of oral history interviews of community members by community cultural workers (archivists, curators, cultural researchers, historians, etc.) to record the collection and preservation of testimonies, memories, opinions and reflections of community people on issues related to the history, culture and heritage of a community or city.
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Designing out the use of cars for commuting – towards healthier and greener transport solutions. (EQF Level 3)
The word ‘connectivity’ describes how well different places are connected to each other using the transport system. If trains, buses and highways work more efficiently then the level of connectivity improves
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Asset Based Community Development - Take Your Own Approach in Your Street or Neighbourhood (EQF Level 4)
Community Asset Transfer (CAT) is a change in management of land or buildings from public bodies (e.g. local authorities) to community and voluntary sector groups, such as a social enterprise, a Community Interest Company etc. for less than market value to achieve a local social, economic or environmental benefit.
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How to organize a short Cultural Mapping Workshop in your community (EQF Level 4)
This module deals with organising cultural mapping sessions, with members of a community, by community cultural workers (archivists, curators etc.). Cultural mapping can be a new tool for history and cultural preservation and promotion as well as community engagement and sustainability.
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Increase Utilisation of Sports Facilities (EQF Level 3)
Learn how institutional operators of municipal sports facilities (e.g. swimming pools) can reach their target groups in a more demand-oriented way and optimise the utilisation of the sports facility through new offers.
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Discover the city through children's eyes (EQF Level 3)
Usually, spaces in the city are planned for children - but are these also the spaces that children find exciting? A discovery walk with the youngest children helps to analyse their needs.
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Creating a digital cultural map and route (EQF Level 3)
This module deals with creating a digital cultural map and route in your community for community cultural workers. Digital cultural maps and digital routes containing cultural or historical monuments, important places for the community or district’s history, or forgotten historical and cultural places in your community can be a tool for history and cultural preservation and promotion, as well as community engagement and sustainability.
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Community Youth Storytelling for embedding values (EQF Level 3)
Telling stories is a vital human resource that is used only to comprehend and explain the world around us, to form personal and collective identities, to listen and understand others, and to construct the ideals and values that keep individuals and societies alive. This module is about organizing a youth Community Storytelling Workshop.
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Creating a video interview for promoting a community project’s ethos and values (EQF Level 3)
Video interviews and promotional videos are one of the most widespread ways of highlighting the positive aspects of the operation of community projects and community spaces, to inform and raise awareness among citizens and the general public. This module is about creating a video interview/video presentation of a local community project to highlight the values and ethos promoted through its operation.
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Planning activities and events for embedding community ethos and values (EQF Level 4)
Planning events and activities that promote community participation, mobilise citizens and promote or embed the values and ethos of the community in its citizens is crucial. This quest is about planning such an event/activity.
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Discover All That You Share with Your Community (EQF Level 3)
You will learn an easy activity that will unlock veiled bonds that connect people.
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Create a “Love Notes’ Installation” About Your Community (EQF Level 3)
Inspire your community members to share what they care and are passionate about the place where they live.
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Start a Time Bank (EQF Level 4)
You will learn to disclose the most powerful assets of your community: people and their talents and create an exchanging environment.
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(Re)discover Your Neighbours’ Gifts (EQF Level 4)
Tap into your neighbours’ talents and gifts in a playful way!
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Engaging with teenagers and gaining a better understanding of their needs (EQF Level 3)
Find out more about teenagers‘ favourite places. Use media to engage with young people, learn about their favourite places and why they like them.
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Create Community Food Memorabilia (EQF Level 3)
How about creating a pop-exhibition on “food memories“? Don’t miss the opportunity to put together community food memorabilia.
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What is Culture (EQF Level 3)
Culture is one collective term of religion, beliefs, social norms, arts, customs, and habits that we possess.
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Ways Communities Express Their Cultural Identity (EQF Level 4)
Cultural identity is what you share with members of a group. It is formed by, language, beliefs, values, and traditions of the community you come from. Language Beliefs Values Traditions of the community you come from
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Make a (Bucket) List of Local Food Experiences (EQF Level 3)
What are your favourite cultural experiences? Do they include local food? Share them! Help create vibrant atmospheres and edible experiences.
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Healthier Pathways 4 Active Travel (EQF Level 4)
Healthier Pathways: Active Travel challenges local cyclists and walkers living in urban communities to find their way around their city and out of their city on their bike or by walking using routes that minimise exposure to poor air quality.
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Reconnect City Children (and Adults) with Nature (EQF Level 3)
How children (and adults) living in urban areas can reconnect with nature to improve their mental and physical well-being.
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Tackle food waste through reduction and management strategy (EQF Level 4)
Fight against food waste and how to act to reduce and manage it.
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Promoting local development through arts and culture (EQF Level 3)
Culture and tourism have a strong relationship that can make places more attractive and competitive
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Promote your local businesses through storytelling (EQF Level 4)
Supporting local businesses is essential to developing the local economy and helping your community to thrive.
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Build Your Own Community Centre (EQF Level 4)
Develop your own community centre sets out a challenge of designing a new community facility working with future users and beneficiaries to ensure that the building meets their needs and their vision.