Embracing sustainable communication is key for our future. On Wednesday, April 29th 2026, VIVES University in Bruges will host a major event. This is the European Kick-on Conference. It belongs to the Erasmus+ project TASC. The consortium will present three years of hard work. First of all, they developed a 20 ECTS training program.
The Impact of the European Project
The event brings together educators and policymakers. They want to see how sustainable communication contributes to social change. TASC is a collaboration of 12 partners from 7 countries. Furthermore, the program empowers teachers to prevent school violence. It prevents discrimination and stops polarization in the classroom. You can explore similar educational innovations at Meraki Projectes. Therefore, this conference marks the transition to actual implementation. Policy recommendations will be presented to a broad international audience.
Strong European Voices and Workshops
On the other hand, the conference features excellent keynote speakers. Nele Mestdagh and Ljubica Petrovic Baronica will open the event. They will position this within European policy frameworks. However, the event will also feature highly interactive practical sessions. Participants can choose from four dynamic workshop rounds. Sessions will cover human rights, non-discrimination, and dialogue. The Erasmus+ programme supports these great educational initiatives for teachers. There will be plenty of networking opportunities. Guests will enjoy an evening walk through Bruges near VIVES University.
Lasting Value for Education
Finally, the consortium aims to anchor these skills in education. They want to integrate them into teacher training. This aligns perfectly with the European Education Area. We share this exact vision through our educational projects. Teachers need more than just theoretical subject matter expertise. They need practical skills to thrive in a diverse professional environment. In conclusion, mastering sustainable communication develops highly resilient and engaged educators.