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On this page you will find the many European Universities and Institutions we worked with thank to international projects on social and emotional learning
European Assessment Protocol for Children’s SEL Skills (EAP) project (2012-2016)
The primary objective of the EAP_SEL project was to develop, implement, and disseminate a standardised assessment tool for evaluating children’s social-emotional learning (SEL) skills in the first two grades of primary schools across Europe.
Partnership:
University of Perugia (Coordinator) -Italy
University of Udine – Italy
University of Zagreb -Croatia
University fo Ljubljana – Slovenia
University of Örebro – Sweden
SUPSI University – Switzerland
Evidence-Based Education: European Strategic Model for School Inclusion (EBE-EUSMOSI) project (2014 -2017)
The Ebe-Eusmosi project (Evidence-Based Education: European Strategic Model for School Inclusion) intended to combine two relevant concepts, evidence-based education (EBE) and school inclusion, which affected both the field of educational research and the social dimension concerning those actions aimed at individuals with special educational needs (SEN).
Partnership:
University of Perugia (Coordinator) – Italy
University of Udine – Italy
University of Zagreb – Croatia
University of Ljubljana – Slovenia
University of Duisburg – Essen – Germany
Autonomous University of Barcelona – Spain
SEL4@LL (Promoting Well-being among European Adolescents – an Inclusive and Digital Program to Strengthen Social-Emotional Competences) Project (2022 – ongoing)
Goal of the project is to enhance the social-emotional competences, well-being, and inclusive school environments of European youth, promoting openness, inclusion, and diversity.
Partnership:
University of Greifswald (Coordinator) – Germany
University of Perugia -Italy
University of Valencia – Spain
Polytechnic University of Valencia – Spain

Algorithm for New Ecological Approaches to Inclusion (ECO_IN) (2019-2023)
The ECO IN project proposes a new and innovative training model to create inclusive schools and communities. Through an ecological and evidence-based approach, ECO-IN promotes the active participation of teachers, school leaders, policymakers, parents, and families
Partnership:
University of Perugia (Coordinator) – Italy
Forma.Azione – Italy
University of Urbino – Italy
Lithuanian Education Trade Union (LESTU) – Lithuania
Alba County School Inspectorate (ISJ) – Romania
Mirada Local – SL LIPA – Spain
SOLIDAR Foundation for Humanitarian Development and European Cooperation – Belgium

EDUSkills+ Project (2023 – ongoing)
The EduSkills+ SEL project aims to develop easily accessible, tested, and free materials for preschool teachers on the topic of social and emotional learning (SEL).
Partnership
Studio Gauss (Coordinator) – Germany
University of Perugia – Italy
Inter-kulturo mednarodni kulturno izobraževalni center d.o.o. – Slovenia
University of Rijeka – Croatia
Vrtec Tezno Maribor – Slovenia
IC Montecastrilli – Italy
Deutsche Liga für das Kind in Familie und Gesellschaft e.V. – Germany
Djecji vrtic Pcelica – Croatia
