The training presented the experience and results of the Erasmus+ Programme project PeaceEdu, highlighting how European cooperation can support the development of educational approaches focused on dialogue, resilience, and democratic values.
The session included several insightful presentations from project experts and researchers:
Valentina Teosa, Professor, Dr. HabilitatusPeace education mission, needs and expectations from Erasmus+ PeaceEdu Project perspectives in the Republic of Moldova
The presentation addressed the mission of peace education, the current needs within the Moldovan educational context, and the expectations regarding the implementation of peace education principles through the PeaceEdu project.
Irina Nicolaescu, PhD in Political SciencesCross-regional course on peace education
Participants were introduced to the structure and objectives of the PeaceEdu cross-regional course, designed to support interdisciplinary learning and knowledge exchange across different educational environments.
Vladimir Sterpu, PhD in Political SciencesStudent club activities within the PeaceEdu project
The presentation highlighted the role of student clubs as platforms for civic engagement, intercultural dialogue, and the promotion of peace values among young people.
The event created a valuable space for teachers from different regions of Moldova to exchange ideas on how peace education can be integrated into school curricula, classroom practices, and community initiatives.
European projects such as PeaceEdu demonstrate the importance of cooperation between universities, educators, and students in strengthening education systems and promoting a culture of peace, tolerance, and responsible citizenship.