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Within the framework of the ALL-IN project , the six partner organisations from Spain, Italy, Poland, Belgium and France have recently met to advance the structure and development of the content of this ambitious project. Through this international collaboration, they are working together to create tools that promote inclusive communication and accessible language practices for all. The main objective of ALL-IN is to foster an inclusive learning environment that encourages the integration of a language that respects diversity and promotes equal opportunities. To this end, an innovative curriculum and an Open Educational Resources (OER) platform are being developed that will be available to educators, organizations and anyone interested in improving their communication practices. Project Objectives A Transformative Approach The ALL-IN: Towards inclusive language learning project , co-financed by the European Union under the Erasmus+ Key Action 2 programme, aims to have a transformative impact on the way people communicate at educational, social and professional levels. The OER platform will offer an accessible tool with teaching materials, studies and resources to facilitate the adoption of a more inclusive language. Ultimately, ALL-IN seeks to benefit not only individuals and educators, but also organizations and society in general, promoting greater social cohesion and reducing inequalities through more conscious and responsible language. To learn more about the project and follow its progress, visit the official website: Find out more about ALL-IN

Málaga, October 16, 2024 – The ALL-IN: Advancing Language Learning for Inclusive Narratives team gathered in Málaga for their second Transnational Project Meeting, hosted by Arrabal-AID and IT Solutions for All. Partner organizations from Demostene Centro Studi (Italy), Fundacja Circle (Poland), IHF (Belgium), and Solution (France) joined to drive forward the project’s mission of inclusive communication across Europe. To celebrate Erasmus+ Week, partners engaged in a collaborative workshop, reflecting on what EU unity and the project’s goals mean to each organization. This inspiring session brought out shared values and unique perspectives, furthering each partner’s commitment to inclusivity. A major focus of the meeting was WP2, led by IHF and Fundacja Circle, which has been dedicated to identifying best practices in inclusive language and communication. With all translations completed and both the Final Report and Inclusive Language Framework now live, WP2 has successfully met its key goals. These results have also laid a strong foundation for WP3, where new training topics based on WP2 findings will support youth organizations and policymakers in adopting inclusive practices. To extend the reach of WP2’s resources, partners are actively connecting with regional policymakers, national authorities, and youth organizations across Europe. Each organization is also working with two Associated Partners (listed on our website) to help promote and put inclusive communication practices into action. The team is excited to continue building on these initiatives at their next meeting in Brussels in May 2025. For more details and updates, visit allin-inclusion.eu and follow us on Instagram and Facebook.