Resources
Methodology, the European Youth Goals, and project e-booklets.
The four-step Reading methodology
Describe the artifact: who made it, when, for whom, in what context. What does its physical form, material, and origin tell us?
Framework: ICOM Prague Definition (2022)
Identify the dominant perspective. Whose voices are absent or marginalised? Who would tell this story differently?
Framework: Nara Document on Authenticity (UNESCO/ICOMOS, 1994)
Connect the artifact to an EU policy framework active today. What contemporary question does this object open onto?
Framework: European Framework for Action on Cultural Heritage (2018)
Propose how this heritage should be valued and passed on — and what EU institutions should do differently. Draft a policy recommendation.
Framework: Faro Convention (Council of Europe, 2005)
The 11 European Youth Goals
Defined by young Europeans through the EU Youth Dialogue (2018). Step 4 of every Reading connects to one of these Goals and proposes a policy recommendation in its name.
Connecting EU with Youth
Civic participation and democratic engagement across the EU.
Equality of All Genders
Equal rights, representation and opportunities regardless of gender.
Inclusive Societies
Welcoming and supporting migrants, minorities, and marginalised communities.
Information & Constructive Dialogue
Promoting media literacy, civic memory, and open communication.
Mental Health & Wellbeing
Ensuring access to support, care, and a healthy environment for young people.
Moving Rural Youth Forward
Addressing the specific needs of young people in rural and peripheral areas.
Quality Employment for All
Fair work, vocational training, and recognition of diverse skills.
Quality Learning
Access to inclusive, high-quality education and non-formal learning.
Space & Participation for All
Creating spaces for youth voice, digital rights, and active citizenship.
Sustainable Green Europe
Climate action, biodiversity, and environmental justice for future generations.
Youth Organisations & European Programmes
Supporting youth organisations and mobility through Erasmus+ and beyond.
E-booklets (D2.3)
Naturalia
Available from M10 of the project
Artificialia
Available from M10 of the project
Scientifica
Available from M10 of the project
About the project
curiEUs Youth is an Erasmus+ project (No. 101242992) coordinated by Citizens in Power (Cyprus) with partners from Greece, Italy, Portugal, Romania, and Slovenia. It connects cultural heritage education with EU policy literacy through the Cabinets of Curiosities methodology.
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