Multiplier Events

The Multiplier Events were organized in each partner country as key opportunities to present, disseminate, and celebrate the achievements of the project. Their main goal was to share the project’s results, methodologies, and experiences with a wide range of stakeholders, including educators, school leaders, policymakers, parents, NGOs, and community representatives. Each event served as a platform for dialogue, learning, and collaboration, helping to raise awareness about the project’s impact and to promote the sustainability of its outcomes beyond its official duration.

During the events, participants were introduced to the educational materials and tools developed throughout the project — including the handbook, training resources, and digital content. Presentations and interactive sessions demonstrated how these resources could be used to strengthen early legal and civic education, foster critical thinking, and empower children and young learners to understand their rights and responsibilities.

The sessions also showcased innovative teaching practices tested during the pilot phase, giving participants concrete examples of how civic values and legal awareness can be integrated into classroom learning in creative and engaging ways.

In addition to presentations and demonstrations, the events provided space for open dialogue and reflection, where participants discussed the broader importance of introducing civic and legal education from an early age. Feedback collected during these sessions confirmed a strong interest in continuing to apply and develop the project’s outputs, and many participants expressed willingness to integrate the materials into their institutions’ curricula or to collaborate on future initiatives inspired by the project.