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The SEEDS project has been selected for the 2023 STEM Discovery Campaign launched by Scientix, the community for science education in Europe. The 2023 STEM Discovery Campaign is organised with the …
Berlin, 30 December 2022 Press release What teens have to say about their health The newly released video wraps up two years of work and co-creation with groups of teenagers in four European countries for the …
Wilma Jansen is from the City of Rotterdam. Her main role in SEEDS was about designing and creating policy recommendations. Wilma talked about her experience in SEEDS: “Even though students …
Elisabet Llauradó is a Postdoctoral researcher from Spain and talked to us about her experience in SEEDS. She mentioned that in order to get teenagers involved in the project it …
Professor Yannis Manios from Harokopio University of Athens shared his experience with us. His message to those who will follow the project’s developments is clear: “I think the schools, the …
Lucia is a PhD researcher from the Spanish team and talked about the project. Lucia highlighted the fantastic work of the teenagers in the project when we asked her to tell us about the response of …
Judit Queral from Spain shared her own story about the project. Talking about her experience, she pointed out her first time in this kind of project: “The SEEDS project for …
Annemieke Wargers from Erasmus MC spoke to us about her involvement in the SEEDS project. Annemieke was very clear in describing the project in a nutshell: “SEEDS is a very challenging project: the goal to …
Claire Murray from ECSA shared with us her experience in the project SEEDS. Claire was very clear about her advice to someone who wants to work with teenagers, she answered: “Involve them at every point.
Dimitris Vlachopoulos is the Principal Investigator of the University of Exeter in the project SEEDS. He shared with us his experience in the project. When we asked him to tell us a few words about …
Simona Cerrato, the Communication Manager of ECSA in the SEEDS project, shared her experience with us. Teens are often considered a “difficult to reach” audience: “Nothing more wrong than this!”according to Simona.
SEEDS is about to end. After two years of reflections, interventions, activities to improve the health of adolescents, we all met to share the experience, present the results and evaluate what has been achieved. About 80 …
