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Community Engagement Tools
Free resources by partners and friends in our network that our experts helped create

Social Inclusion & Equity 

The iAct project course materials provide a tool for participants to reflect on how societies can develop to become more tolerant and equitable.

This digital Course on social inclusion and equity in democratic societies was produced by young participants of the iACT project.

An interactive educational program curriculum for educators explores the meaning of inclusion and non-discrimination through creative reflection and lectures.

Sustainable Tourism

The Sustainable Travel Video Guide for young travellers was produced by participants of the iContribute project. 

A series of four separate videos explores contributing to the local economy and communities, reducing waste and travelling sustainably.  

The guide was produced during a summer retreat for youth exploring the impacts of sustainable tourism.

Sustainability for Households

These guidelines developed by participants of the iMPACT project, suggest practical ways households can adopt sustainable practices for a positive impact on the environment and their local communities.

Created by ten women, the guidelines offer actions related to reducing plastic usage, repurposing products and sustainable food,  that can be easily and economically implemented for a more sustainable household.

Environment Game

This game was developed by participants of the iMPACT program for both children and adults. If you're a parent or teacher you can utilize this exercise to spark a meaningful discussion on climate change.

Safe & Happy in Society 

This online course on relationship skills for young people with mental disabilities covers emotional life, relationships and sexuality. 

Educating through Art & Digital

This article, pg. 50 of The Bulgarian Journal of Public Health, 2024, explores the use of art and digital techniques as tools for sex education for people with intellectual disabilities.