Educational resources for teaching the European Union about culture
Educational resources for EU teaching about culture to support teachers of the subject in preparing classes for Secondary students
These educational resources are the result of the MULTIEUTT Project, co-financed by the Erasmus+ program of the European Commission, Jean Monnet Teacher Training action
European digital library that brings together digitized contributions from recognized cultural institutions from the 27 EU States. Its collections include books, films, paintings, newspapers, sound archives, maps, manuscripts, photographs, virtual exhibitions and collaborative spaces.
European Authors' Day
This European Commission initiative is celebrated every March 25, to reconnect younger generations with reading books and help them discover the diversity of European literature.
Other resources
European cultural itineraries
Andalusian route, Viking route, the Hansa, Phoenician route, Jewish heritage, Mozart's European routes, etc.
European Capitals of Culture
Every year, the EU names several cities as Capitals of Culture in order to make their heritage wealth and cultural value visible. In 2024, those chosen were Bad Ischl (Austria), Bodø (Norway) and Tartu (Estonia).
European Day of Languages
Linguistic diversity is an essential tool for achieving greater intercultural understanding and a key element in the rich cultural heritage of our continent. In this link you will find games, activities, etc.
The art of democracy
Online exhibition at the European Parliament visitor center in Brussels that examines democracy through the eyes of different European artists. Explore the relationship between art and democracy through a selection of works of art (of various forms and styles) from the European Parliament's Contemporary Art Collection.
The exhibition is accompanied by a teaching kit for educators, which will help them bring the works to life and convey the message to students. Open until June 2024.
Intellectual property in education
The project IdeasPowered@School offers a range of educational materials, ready to use in all EU languages, on intellectual property for teachers and students of all ages.
Teaching guide to combat gender stereotypes in secondary education
This teaching guide has been developed for teachers and students in secondary education (fourteen to fifteen years of age) with the aim of helping them organize classroom discussions that effectively address sexist stereotypes, taking the transport sector as an example.
Languages open new horizons for us
Understanding and speaking foreign languages makes our lives easier when we travel the world and meet people from other countries. The European Union has twenty-four official languages, which are shown in a practical way in this brochure.
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The cat Isidro shows the gastronomy, painting, architecture, nature and languages of the 27 countries of the EU
We bring Romanian culture closer to you in the form of a guide to narrative, essays, poetry, cinema, music and visual art, translated into Spanish
The guide covers a sample of 21st century music from each of the EU countries and the United Kingdom
Films, documentaries, literary works and essays illustrate prominent themes in recent European history
Literary works and some films about relevant events in European history and culture of the 20th century
Essential musical works of the 20th century, along with a novel and a film in which music plays an essential role
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