Nurturing Personal Development and Empowerment of Young People with Visual Impairment through Arts Education

The DEAP project aims to empower young people with visual impairments across Europe through arts education, personal development, stimulating creativity and increasing their participation in society. The project also focuses on building the professional competences of youth workers and teachers, providing them with innovative tools and working methods.

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DEAP Erasmus+ Project
Day 6 – Wrapping Up the Journey | DEAP Project 💛🎭Our final day in Kraków marked the closing chapter of this inspiring DEAP adventure — a week full of learning, creativity, and connection.We started the morning with energizing icebreakers led by PELICAN, a joyful way to wake up, share smiles, and reflect on everything we had experienced together. 🌞💬Then we gathered for a round table discussion with FRAME and PRISM, exploring ideas on how to further develop local theatre workshops and bring inclusive artistic practices to our communities. 🎭💡After that, PRISM guided us through a quality check session to ensure that all parts of the training met the project’s standards, and finally, SENSUS led a reflective session — evaluating the week, sharing insights, and discussing ways to keep the DEAP spirit alive beyond this mobility. ✨It was a heartfelt ending to a week that reminded us what collaboration, inclusion, and creativity can achieve when we come together with an open mind and heart. 💫📍 Kraków, Poland#DEAPProject #ErasmusPlus #Inclusion #Accessibility #ArtsEducation #Theatre #VisualImpairment #FRAME #PRISM #PELICAN #SENSUS #Day6 #Kraków #Empowerment #CreativityForAll ... See MoreSee Less
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Target groups

The project activities are aimed at the following stakeholder groups:

  • Visually impaired young people and their families.
  • Youth workers and educators.
  • NGOs, policy makers and local communities.

Objectives

  • To strengthen personal development, creative expression and active empowerment of young people with visual impairment through arts education.
  • To enhance the professional development of youth workers and educators working with/for young visually impaired people in their learning environments and community projects through arts education.
  • To unlock the potential and active participation of young people with visual impairment through arts education.

Project partners