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Social Media

The consortium actively promoted the project through multiple communication and dissemination channels, implementing a coordinated strategy to increase its visibility. These activities successfully engaged a diverse audience at local, national, and international levels, broadening awareness of the project's objectives, results, and impact beyond the partnership itself.

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LinkedIn Post about EPLO's participation in the 3rd Transnational Project Meeting in Krakow

LinkedIn post informing EPLO's audience about the delivery of the 3rd Transnational Project Meeting in Krakow

Instagram post about the BRIDGE Project Meeting in Kraków

Instagram post, shared by @cited_upb, highlighting the third international partners' meeting of the BRIDGE project in Kraków.

Third Transnational Meeting

Pixel published a post on Facebook related to the organization of the second partners' meeting and its results.

Instagram post BRIDGE is moving towards its first in-person meeting

The European BRIDGE project (Erasmus+), led by the UPO through Professor @teresaterroncaro @gias_grupo, has been running since October 2025 with the aim of strengthening intercultural dialogue in higher education. On 16 and 17 February 2026, the first in-person meeting of partners will take place in Florence, a key moment for coordinating the consortium’s joint work. Further information: https://bridge.pixel-online.org/

Instagram post promoting the VI International Seminar on Human Rights, Migration and Gender

Instagram post shared by the GIAS Acción Socioeducativa research group at Pablo de Olavide University, promoting the VI International Seminar on Human Rights, Migration and Gender, held on 1–2 June 2026. Organised within the framework of the Erasmus+ BRIDGE project, the seminar aimed to foster academic dialogue and reflection on human rights, migration, gender, intercultural dialogue, inclusion and democratic cohesion. The post provided information about the programme, participation and registration.

Instagram post about the BRIDGE project meeting in Florence

Instagram post shared by the GIAS Acción Socioeducativa research group at Pablo de Olavide University, highlighting the first in-person meeting of the BRIDGE project consortium held in Florence (16–17 February 2026). The post shares key moments from the meeting, including discussions on project progress, joint decision-making and planning of future activities to strengthen intercultural dialogue in higher education.

Facebook post announcing the launch of the BRIDGE project

Facebook post shared by the GIAS Acción Socioeducativa research group at Pablo de Olavide University, announcing the launch of the Erasmus+ BRIDGE project following its first consortium meeting on 31 October 2025. The post introduces the project's international partnership, involving seven institutions from six European countries, and highlights its aim of promoting intercultural dialogue and European values in higher education.

Facebook post about the BRIDGE project meeting in Florence

Facebook post shared by the GIAS Acción Socioeducativa research group at Pablo de Olavide University, highlighting the first in-person meeting of the BRIDGE project consortium in Florence (16–17 February 2026). The post provides an overview of the meeting and its contribution to strengthening international cooperation and intercultural dialogue in higher education.

The 2nd International BRIDGE Partners’ Meeting in Florence posted on LinkedIN

A short update on the 2nd International BRIDGE Partners’ Meeting, held in Florence on 16–17 February 2026. The post highlights the project partners’ discussions on multicultural education, the transnational report, and the next stages of the BRIDGE project.

Facebook post about the Florence Bridge meeting

Facebook post about the Florence Bridge meeting aimed at students and faculty members of the English-language IRAS and GLAD programmes at Jagiellonian University.

First Partners' Meeting

Pixel published a post on Facebook regarding the organisation of the First partners' meeting and its outcomes.

Second Partners' Meeting

Pixel published a post on Facebook related to the organization of the second partners' meeting and its results.