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MOBIUS closes with its final international training in Kalamata

From June 30 to July 2, MOBIUS held its final training in Kalamata, Greece, hosted by our partners at KANE. Young people from all five partner countries came together in person, including the two participants selected from the Spanish edition, to present the social innovation projects they’d been developing since completing the online training.
Over the three days, participants pitched their ideas, got feedback from peers and partners, and visited two local social cooperatives, Phaos and Koukouva / Buru Cooperativa, to see this kind of project already running on the ground. Alongside the training, the five partner organisations also held the project’s final coordination meeting, wrapping up almost three years of work together.
MOBIUS leaves behind a full set of training modules, a competency map, an educator guide, and a learning platform that stays open for anyone who wants to go through it. What stood out most, though, was seeing a group of young people who started with just an idea end up with a real project and a network of peers to keep developing it with.
The platform is still available at project-spaces.eu/mobius.
The MOBIUS project is co-funded by the European Union.
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