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At EurAV, we believe that everyone deserves the opportunity to tell their story. Through inclusive training, media production and community-driven content creation, we empower diverse voices, ensuring that marginalised communities can share their perspectives and engage in meaningful dialogue. Whether it’s through community television, digital media, or the arts, we provide the tools and space for everyone to be heard.
At EurAV, our state-of-the-art green screen studio allows you to bring any vision to life. Whether you’re producing a community news segment, launching a podcast, creating social media content, or hosting a chat show, our versatile space lets you transport your audience anywhere. From professional broadcasts to creative influencer content, the possibilities are only limited by your imagination.
EurAV is committed to fostering social inclusion by ensuring that everyone has a voice in the media landscape. We work with marginalised groups, ethnic minorities, and vulnerable communities to create media that reflects their stories and experiences
We believe that understanding and critically engaging with media is essential in today’s world. EurAV promotes media literacy by equipping individuals with the knowledge and skills to navigate the digital landscape and create their own content.
At EurAV, we are passionate about using media to raise awareness and inspire action on climate issues. Our climate action projects focus on educating the public and promoting sustainable practices through engaging and informative media content.
We celebrate the power of the arts to inspire, connect, and transform communities. EurAV’s arts and creativity pillar supports a wide range of artistic endeavours, from film and theatre to visual arts and music, providing a platform for creative expression.
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The Unity in Arts project is an Erasmus+ initiative aimed at promoting the social integration of young individuals with special needs through music and dance. By offering workshops in Latin American and Ballroom dance, Hip Hop, and music, the project helps participants develop social skills, build confidence, and improve physical coordination. A key output of the project is the Digital Audio-Video Guide, produced by EurAV, which provides educators and caregivers with instructional resources for integrating these art forms into their programs. Through inclusive performances and creative learning, Unity in Arts fosters a sense of belonging and personal growth, ensuring long-term benefits for participants and their communities.
The “Music Link” project, part of the Erasmus+ programme, aims to support teachers, trainers, and tutors in overcoming language and cultural barriers in classrooms, particularly due to the influx of Ukrainian refugees. By developing music-based teaching methods, the project fosters intercultural dialogue and social inclusion. It provides training to educators in Spain and Ireland and shares its resources through an online collaborative platform. The project also produces a digital toolkit, including a video documentary, to support future initiatives. With a focus on capacity building, dissemination, and networking, Music Link strives to equip educators with innovative tools for refugee integration.
The DiSeRA project (DIsinformation of SEniors in Rural Areas) was a media literacy initiative aimed at improving the digital skills of older adults in rural areas across Europe, particularly in Ireland, Italy, Slovakia, and North Macedonia. Funded by the Erasmus+ programme, the project used radio-friendly podcasts, panel discussions, and community workshops to help seniors recognise and manage disinformation. By offering multilingual content and holding sessions in accessible locations like senior centres, DiSeRA ensured inclusivity, targeting marginalised groups and individuals with disabilities. The project’s combination of traditional media and digital tools empowered rural seniors to navigate the digital world more safely
The CASK (Climate Aware Seasonal Kitchen) project, funded by Erasmus+, successfully trained Food Service Industry Professionals (FSIPs) in adopting Sustainable Food Systems (SFSs) by replacing imported, carbon-intensive ingredients with local alternatives. Through a one-day training workshop, FSIPs adapted their menus to reduce environmental impact. The project produced a digital cookbook and ingredient substitution guide, which were distributed to over 50 food service outlets and made available online. This collaboration between Sonairte, EurAV, and the Mediterranean Agronomic Institute of Chania (MAICh) fully achieved its goal of promoting sustainable practices and laid the foundation for future transnational projects