URRÀ KIDS is a two-year project aimed at young people between 13 and 17 years old, promoting their active participation in urban regeneration and the green transition, with a particular focus on the social inclusion of children from vulnerable backgrounds, including those with a migrant background. The project involves the cities of Palermo and Naples in Italy, Barcelona in Spain, and Dublin in Ireland.
The main goal of URRÀ KIDS is to empower young people by encouraging their civic engagement and strengthening their socio-emotional skills, through an educational path that will enable them to become active participants in the creation of sustainable and inclusive urban spaces. Activities include peer learning, local mapping exercises, and the promotion of green urban regeneration initiatives, culminating in festivals and awareness-raising campaigns.
The project will directly involve at least 1,800 children and indirectly reach 4,500 EU citizens, with the support of over 200 stakeholders, including civil society organizations, public authorities, and schools. Additionally, URRÀ KIDS will contribute to European platforms on children’s participation, promoting a more equitable Europe with children as active decision-makers.
URRÀ-KIDS: Urban Regeneration & Revitalisation with Awareness for Kids In Developing Sustainability
CERV-2024-CHILD
Project n. 101190482
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