Implementation Partners

Our goal is to give young people an overall understanding of the ecological, economic and social challenges of today’s world. We want to heighten their awareness of global interrelationships and their own actions. Aside from the fun of playing together in the group, we focus on factual knowledge, strengthening and enhancing life skills. With the intention of promoting the formation of values young people and adults should be transformed into well-informed and self-reflective change-makers, who become active in their own living environment.

Our Partners:

 

Landscape of Knowledge | Science Association Carinthia is a nonprofit organization that supports science-based activities and, in collaboration with partners, creates spaces for linking theory and practice. Our aim is to critically and self-consciously engage with the societal challenges of our time in order to contribute to the development of a sustainable society.

Contact Persons:
Landscape of Knowledge
Sophia Fritzer
office@landschaftdeswissens.at

Educational Lab
Maria Mack
mack@lakeside-scitec.com

 

 

The Energieinstitut Vorarlberg educates, advises, and researches for meaningful energy use and renewable energy sources. With the educational program "Understanding Energy Autonomy," age-appropriate and exciting offerings are provided from kindergarten to high school. Experience exhibitions, strategy games, experimentation workshops, and excursions awaken the curiosity and exploration spirit of children and adolescents, turning them into enthusiastic ambassadors of Energy Autonomy Vorarlberg.

Contact Person:
Carmen Jungmayr
Carmen.Jungmayr@energieinstitut.at

 

 

Participation.st, the center for children, youth, and citizen participation in Graz, is a nonprofit and nonpartisan association. Participation.st advocates for the right to participation and develops suitable conditions for a lived culture of participation while promoting democratic thinking and action. Climate protection and the SDGs are the foundation of all activities.

Contact Person:
Daniela Köck
daniela.koeck@beteiligung.st

 

The team of WORLD OF CHILDREN engages with people from different positions and age groups in a network for a child-friendly society. The primary goal is to strengthen the participation of young people in shaping society and to increase protection against violence and deprivation in family and social contexts.

Contact Person:
Carmen Feuchtner
carmen.feuchtner@vol.at

The  Haus der Natur Salzburg, Museum of Nature and Technology, shows nature from its most exciting side on more than 7,000 m². In terms of education and outreach work, the Haus der Natur is the place to go for school classes from the first grade up to high school graduation. In addition to the museum's educational activities, the nature and environmental education program offers a wide range of workshops and excursions for school classes from primary school to A-Levels in order to demonstrate connections, promote a connection to nature and impart skills for helping to shape a sustainable future worth living in.

Partner for training:

 

 

The Kirchliche Pädagogische Hochschule (KPH) Wien/Krems is Austria's largest private teacher training college with eight locations in Vienna and Lower Austria. It qualifies and professionalizes teachers in primary, secondary and continuing education with a focus on pedagogy and religious education. The wide range of courses on offer extends from teacher training courses to elementary education and university courses. Around 2,500 students are currently involved in initial training and around 1,000 in continuing education programs.

Contact person: 
Elisabeth Scheicher Marietta Steindl
marietta.steindl@kphvie.ac.at

 

 

The Pädagogische Hochschule Tirol is a central institution for the training and further education of teachers in Tyrol. With its scientifically based focus on practice-oriented teacher training and a clear focus on future topics such as sustainability and climate education, it accompanies prospective teachers on their way into a challenging professional field. In its educational work, the PH Tirol focuses on research-led teaching, school development and interdisciplinary cooperation.

 Contact person: 
Birgit Hippacher
birgit.hippacher@bildung.gv.at

 

 

The Private Pädagogische Hochschule der Diözese Linz sees itself as a place of education with a Christian-humanistic understanding of values and a holistic approach to education. It combines sound academic training with a high level of practical relevance and places particular emphasis on dialogical learning processes, personal development and social responsibility. In teaching, research and continuing education, a close connection between theory and practice is sought with a view to all pedagogical professional fields. International cooperation, interdisciplinary collaboration and an open university culture characterize the self-image of the KPH Linz as a place of encounter and shaping the future.

Contact person: 
Natalie Spiessberger 
natalie.spiessberger@ph-linz.at