Iporeo Fossile – Youth, Water Ecologies and Artistic Research

Partner search for a KA2 project on youth learning through water ecologies, artistic research and citizen science in rural and riverine contexts.

Iporeo Fossile is a project idea developed by RADURA, an artistic research collective based in Basilicata, Italy. The project explores freshwater ecosystems as ecological and cultural commons through youth learning, artistic research and citizen science.

We are looking for 1–2 European partner organisations to co-develop an Erasmus+ KA2 Small-scale Partnership proposal. Partners are expected to contribute with specific expertise such as artistic research, bio-design, environmental monitoring, citizen science or youth work.

The project focuses on developing young people’s competences in environmental awareness, critical thinking, interdisciplinary collaboration and active citizenship. Activities may include artistic research workshops, participatory observation, environmental listening practices and community-based learning.

This partner search is aimed at organisations interested in sharing responsibilities for implementation and dissemination of a ready project proposal. We are particularly interested in partners with experience in artistic research, ecology, water-related projects or citizen science.

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We're looking for:
2 more partners
from Erasmus+: Youth in Action Programme countries
Deadline for this partner request:
2026-02-11

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Project overview

Iporeo Fossile – Youth, Water Ecologies and Artistic Research is a project by
ASSOCIAZIONE CULTURALE “RADURA”
taking place
from 2026-06-01 till 2026-06-01
This project relates to:
Strategic Partnerships
and is focusing on:
  • Art
  • Environment
  • European citizenship
  • Innovation
  • Non-formal learning
  • Sustainable development
  • Urban/rural development

Short URL to this project:

http://otlas-project.salto-youth.net/19672

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