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The European Parents’ Association (EPA) gathers over 26 parents’ associations from 18 countries in Europe and reaches out to more than 100 million parents. EPA works in partnership both to represent and give to parents a powerful voice in the development of education and other policies and decisions around parents and their children at European level. In the field of education, EPA aims to promote the active participation of parents and the recognition of their central place as the primary responsible of the education of their children.


Priorities


  • Recognition and support for parents as the primary educators of their children

  • Collaboration and partnership between parents, school students, teachers and other stakeholders

  • Active European Citizenship

  • Support and Training

  • Validation of (Parenting) Skills

  • Holistic Approach to Education, Lifelong Learning with focus on Well-Being

  • Cross-Sectorial Cooperation with the Social and Employment Sectors

  • Rights of the Child, Right and Duties of Parents

  • 21st Century Education


Projects


  • Media Literacy for Parents

  • HERMMES – Holistic Education, Resilience and Media Maturity in Educational Settings

  • Family Skills 

  • BEYOND – Building Equality from early Years through training Opportunities for Educators and New competences to Deconstruct gender biases

  • PSPS – Cross european project to develop a model of support for transitions from pre school to primary school with parental involvement 

  • ALLINTERACT – Widening and diversifying citizen engagement in science

  • ImmuHubs – Innovative Immunisation Hubs

  • Creative Thinking for Parents

  • Childrens’ Rights UP!

  • SCIREARLY – Reducing underachievement and early school leaving in Europe

Arja Krauchenberg

Project Coordinator

EPA
EPA gathers the parents associations in Europe which together represent more than 150 million parents. EPA works in partnership both to represent and give parents a powerful voice in the development of education policies and decisions at European level.
Image by Pavan Trikutam
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