About The Project
InGameGration nr. 2025-1-IT03-KA210-YOU-000354509
is a KA2 Small-Scale Partnership project in the framework of Erasmus+ programme coordinated by L’Albero Della Vita (Italy) in a partnership with FrauFam e.V. (Germany) and Miromida (Latvia). The project aims to enhance youth workers’ competencies in engaging young migrants through game-based learning and storytelling. strong focus on social inclusion, education, and migrant integration. The organization provides psychosocial support,vocational training, and life skills development for young people, particularly those from migrant and refugee backgrounds.
Disclaimer: Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.
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Kick-off meeting in Sicily
22-24 October we have kicked off the InGameGration project in Sicily and had a great study visit to the refugee center getting a better understanding about the migration system in Italy.
Story collection through neurographica coaching
From the memories about the first playgrounds and toys to the dreams about future.
Local workshops were organized for young people with different cultural background in Germany, Italy and Latvia.
A guided coaching session based on neurographica model “Story Playground”
DRAWINGS BY THE ITALIAN PARTNER
DRAWINGS BY THE GERMAN PARTNER
DRAWINGS BY THE LATVIA PARTNER
Game research
These are the games described by our youngsters with diverse cultural background in all 3 countries
Text: This is what our youngsters said they want to see in the new game Active link: New game idea overview
This is the summary of youngsters ideas about the future game
Training course in Latvia
5 days… and I almost forgot my phone existed
InGameGration training course in Sigulda, Latvia brought together youth workers from Germany, Italy and Latvia for an intense, inspiring journey. Despite language differences, we quickly found our rhythm and became a strong team.
We explored how to work with young people from diverse cultural backgrounds through gamification, tested games described by youngsters themselves, and analyzed what truly makes a game engaging.
With support from amazing experts and cultural experiences, we didn’t just brainstorm — we created the first concept of a new game about empathy, multiculturality, cooperation… and fun
On the final day, we presented it at Sigulda youth centre Mērķis and received valuable feedback.
Full of energy and ideas — now it’s time for the next step: real game design