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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🇨🇾 The 3rd Transnational Partner Meeting of the DEAP project has successfully concluded in Limassol!![]()
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🇨🇾 Over the past two days, partners gathered to review progress and plan the next steps of“Nurturing Personal Development and Empowerment of Young People with Visual Impairment through Arts Education.”![]()
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💬 We discussed key project areas — from dissemination activities and video materials 🎥, through development of training modules and the online platform 💻, to quality assurance ✔️, social impact 🌍, and future milestones 🗺️.🎨 A major focus was also the preparation of the upcoming national local workshops, where young people with visual impairments will take part in arts-based learning activities across partner countries.![]()
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🤝 Face-to-face collaboration once again proved invaluable for exchanging ideas and strengthening our shared commitment to inclusive arts education.![]()
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🌊 After the meeting, we also had a moment to explore and enjoy the charm of Limassol — a perfect way to conclude an inspiring gathering.![]()
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🙏 Thank you to our hosts Reset Reset for the warm welcome!
Target groups
The project activities are aimed at the following stakeholder groups:
