An article by Anna Ochmann, President of the ARTeria Foundation, was published in Issue 4/2025 of Europe for the Active, a magazine dedicated to European programmes and international cooperation. The article focuses on innovative approaches to the dissemination of project results.
Written as a practical guide, the publication presents alternative ways of sharing project outcomes and demonstrates how engaging educational methods can increase the visibility, impact, and long-term sustainability of project results. The article draws on the author’s workshop on Erasmus+ project dissemination, delivered at the invitation of the Polish National Agency for the Erasmus+ Programme and the European Solidarity Corps during the “Echoes of Erasmus+” seminar for Polish programme beneficiaries. The workshop was designed as an educational escape room, combining game-based learning with peer exchange and the sharing of good practices.
We are pleased that the ARTeria Foundation’s experience in developing innovative educational methods and effective dissemination strategies has been featured in a publication supporting organisations involved in European cooperation.
We encourage you to explore the full issue of Europe for the Active, which offers a wide range of inspiring articles, practical recommendations, and examples of good practice for organisations implementing international projects. The link to the publication is available below.
Link, page 56: www.frse.org.pl/…/magazine nr 4/2025
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