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11 to 14 years-old students
Teachers
Families
Psychological support staff
The entire school community and civil society can benefit from the results of the CUT! project on tackling the issue of alcohol abuse among pre-adolescents: a set of video series that presents the issue, a practical guide for teachers and parents, and a policy recommendations report for policymakers.
A set of videos targeting students and parents to deal with the topic of alcohol use and abuse.
A step-by-step guide to support teachers and psychological support staff working in schools in setting up and conducting educational activities targeting pre-adolescents on alcohol use and abuse.
A report highlighting lessons learned and policy recommendations to raise the awareness of key policy and decision makers on addressing properly the issue of alcohol use and abuse among pre-adolescents.
The CUT! project is funded, by the European Commission through the Polish National Agency for the Erasmus+ Programme
What I take back from this project is a deepened understanding of the effectiveness and consistency required in addressing the issue of alcohol use and abuse among pre-adolescents.
I was impressed by the depth of insights provided in the CUT! Project's report and policy recommendations. As an educator, having access to such well-researched and well-articulated information is invaluable. It not only informed my teaching practices but also equipped me to advocate for effective policies addressing alcohol use and abuse in our school community.
Excellent topic suggestion to raise awareness of the dangers of alcohol, a current topic that deserves to be supported!
The final meeting occurred on 19 April 2024 in Florence (IT). Andrea Anzanello presented the final results of the whole project.
Partners had the chance to present the results obtained during the Multiplier Events at the national level and their impact on the community.
Seventy individuals from Rotary Clubs, Lions Club, and various other community organizations, alongside secondary school students, teachers, parents, and other interested individuals, gathered for a significant event – the presentation of the "CUT" Project.
The international conference hosted by the school was a resounding success, attended by 66 participants including decision-makers, experts in European and national projects, curriculum policy experts, local and national authorities, school personnel, and representatives from NGOs and institutions working with children. The conference was meticulously prepared, featuring banners, promotional materials, and a published book containing project guides and policy recommendations.
