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Initiated by EAEA and Lifelong Learning Platform together with a number of MEPs, the Interest Group on Lifelong Learning brings together civil society, MEPs, and other stakeholders to discuss key issues connected to lifelong learning, with strong emphasis on adult learning and education.
We stand for a comprehensive and trans-sectorial lifelong learning approach. Education, we believe, is not only about employment, but is linked to personal development, social inclusion, active citizenship, and much more. The interest group works as a "watchdog" to what the European Union is doing.
The group aims to promote participation and inclusion in lifelong learning in order to reach the headline targets and objectives of the European Education Area and contribute to sustainable and just growth in the European Union.
19 March 2024: The ballots are opening - the role of lifelong learning in advancing democratic societies
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Launch of the Interest Group on Lifelong Learning
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"What should Europe do to Better Promote Tolerance and its Fundamental Values?"
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Education for Personal Development and Well-being
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Employment and the Skills Agenda
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Principles of Inclusiveness for Improved and Modernised Education
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The role of education in promoting and strengthening citizens' rights
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Taking stock of Lifelong Learning in Europe - what will a European Education Area bring?
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21st Century Learning Environments - Where is non-formal and informal learning in the Future of Learning?
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Investment in education and lifelong learning in next MFF
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European Education Area at a Crossroad: Key Competences and the Upcoming EU Elections
Chair of the Interest Group
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Vice-Chair of the Interest Group
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President of the European Parliament
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