Stories

What happens when theater enters the classroom — not as performance, but as a way of learning? La Cantera Exploraciones Teatrales, a theater company based in Spain, has been exploring this question in...

Giulia is a 23-year-old Italian volunteer currently doing her European Solidarity Corps placement with Associazione Antigóna, one of WellSpaces' leadingorganisations. In this piece, she reflects on pr...

Through exchanges, local initiatives and shared experiences across Europe, the CONNECTED project explored how trust, relationships and community shape young people’s wellbeing and democratic engagement. This story traces a journey where connection itself became both the method and the message—and where participation began not with activity, but with the experience of being seen....

Leadership in the body Intention This training emerged from a growing sense in the field that leadership is often over-described and under-experienced. In many professional contexts, leadership is fra...

What happens when care starts to outpace the person giving it?

In a residential week in the west of Ireland, youth workers, social workers, and care professionals gathered not to learn how to do more — but how to stay present without burning out. Between silence, shared meals, and practices of mindful attention, something subtle began to shift: empathy stopped being a resource to manage and became something to understand differently.

This article traces a training where exhaustion was not treated as failure, but as information. Where compassion was explored not as softness, but as a way of staying in relationship without disappearing into it. And where the question quietly guiding the week was simple, and difficult: how do we remain available to others without leaving ourselves behind?

Supporting Parents’ Expertise in Erasmus+ An idea of Biedrība ideA (Latvia) in cooperation with partner organisations from Slovakia, Bulgaria, Lithuania, Poland, Austria, Italy, Hungary The intention ...

This story doesn't begin in Paris. It begins with a group of people who had already found each other — educators, artists, researchers, practitioners — who had already spent enough time together to kn...