From October 21 to 24, partners of the HYPATIA project came together in Malaga for an engaging training stage, marking a key milestone in their mission to empower housewives with digital skills. The meeting brought together Idrisi Cultura E Sviluppo ETS(Italy), Gender information centre NORA(Czech Republic), Arts Council Malta, and local host IT Solutions for All, to review achievements and plan next steps.
During the training, partners explored the progress of each work package and shared insights from their ongoing activities. NORAis leading the analysis, documentation, and reporting on Gender, Digital, and Female Housemaking across consortium countries, while Arts Council Malta is crafting a docufilm showcasing interviews and essential data. ITSFA presented the latest developments of the OER platform and its training modules, under the supervision of Idrisi, the project coordinator.
Participants had the chance to dive deep into the OER platform, testing both the public-facing interface and the back-office functionalities. The team also analyzed the courses already developed and uploaded, and took part in a lively workshop on dissemination strategies to maximize the project’s visibility.
The HYPATIA project continues to advance, ensuring housewives gain the digital competencies needed to thrive in today’s online world. By combining innovative training, engaging multimedia content, and a user-friendly platform, HYPATIA is paving the way for meaningful digital empowerment across Europe.
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Website: https://hypatia-project.eu/
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Email: hypatiaprojecteu@gmail.com