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First-year students at Lappeio Junior High School of Naousa took part in educational workshops delivered by EduQuest as part of the European EITIC-EU project. The students examined the central square of Naousa and proposed changes that could make it safer, more comfortable and more accessible to everyone. During the workshops, the students learned about women […]

On June 9 and 10, EduQuest traveled to the city of Focșani, Romania, to participate in a meeting of the European EITIC-EU project, which has been active since 2025. The meeting took place at the “Edmond Nicolau” Technical College with the project’s five partner organizations (schools and institutions) from Greece, Italy, Spain, Romania, and Belgium.

With a mission to bridge the gender gap in science and spark innovation in education, the EduQuest team successfully completed its training expedition in Genoa, Italy. Hosted at the Scuola di Robotica, a European center of excellence, this initiative was part of the EITIC-EU project. Joined by partners from Italy, Spain, and Greece (including the

Within the framework of our European initiative EITIC-EU, we created a Methodological Handbook aimed at strengthening the participation of girls aged 10–16 in STEAM fields (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics). Despite the rapid digital transformation of our society, women remain significantly underrepresented in key technology sectors. Across the European Union, women account for only

On May 28 and 29, 2025, the second transnational meeting of partners of the European project “EITIC-EU – Fostering STEAM careers among schoolgirls through women role-models,” in which the EduQuest organization from Naoussa participates. The project, co-funded by the Erasmus+ program, aims to promote gender equality in the field of technology and science by encouraging

The EITIC-EU project, a new and innovative European initiative that aims to encourage girls aged 10-16 to explore STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) fields, is being launched in Naoussa. By seeking out and promoting successful female role models and creating innovative educational tools, the project aims to break down stereotypes and open up