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Street culture for regions
Collective
2021
Keywords: entrepreneurship, vocational education and training
Threads: Cooperating with(in) arts and culture, Learning
Short description
Opportunities in Street Culture Resource Pack. A set of documents, multimedia resources and interactive activities that enables entrepreneurship stakeholders, leaders and educators to understand how street culture can be harnessed as part of entre-preneurial skills’ development.
Street Culture Alliances & Action Plans. A guide to imple-menting ongoing collaboration between key organisations and stakeholders so that investment in street culture entrepreneur-ship training can create a sustainable impact on social inclusion and cultural-economic development.
Street Culture Open Education Resources. The hub of the new street entrepreneurship training model, resources include a first-ever dedicated curriculum.
Personal appreciation
The first resource kit is very business oriented but the comparison with the deter learning program seems to me inspiring for our handbook because they are two very different ways of producing knowledge behind the term street culture (initially based on peer to peer learning)
Contribution to the "Who knows?" handbook
Material(s)
Link to material #1 - Teaser for Street Culture for regions
Additional Information
Location | Belfast, Galway, Athens, Bordeaux, Porto, Lodz |
Original language(s) | English |
Existing translations | French, Greek, Polish, Portuguese |
Length | |
Project runtime | 2021 - 2023 |
Institution of affiliation | MOMENTUM, University of LODZ, E-learning european institute, EDRA, Le LABA, P.Porto, East Belfast Enterprise |
Sponsor(s) | EU: Erasmus+ adults education |
Additional Pictures
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A learning program that promotes artistic practices coming from street culture and whose common point is to declare themselves self-taught, based on pedagogical methods that use the body, the relationship to origins and peer learning.
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