
A.R.T.S. – Analyze, Reflect, Think Smart
A.R.T.S. – Analyze, Reflect, Think Smart is an Erasmus+ project running from September 1, 2025 to August 31, 2026. Coordinated by the National Athenaeum of Iași (Romania), it brings together partners from Germany (solaris FZU gGmbH Sachsen) and Norway (DAC Music Performance, Oslo). The project aims to promote critical thinking, media literacy, and digital responsibility among young people through art-based approaches.
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Promoter and partner
- Ateneul Național din Iași (România) – coordonator de proiect
- Solaris Förderzentrum für Jugend und Umwelt gGmbH Sachsen (Germania)
- DAC Music Performance (Norvegia)
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Short description
A.R.T.S. – Analyze, Reflect, Think Smart is an Erasmus+ project running from September 1, 2025 to August 31, 2026. Coordinated by the National Athenaeum of Iași (Romania), it brings together partners from Germany (solaris FZU gGmbH Sachsen) and Norway (DAC Music Performance, Oslo). The project aims to promote critical thinking, media literacy, and digital responsibility among young people through art-based approaches.
Long despcription
A.R.T.S. – Analyze, Reflect, Think Smart is a European cooperation project designed to strengthen critical thinking, media literacy, and digital responsibility among young people aged 15–18. In response to the growing challenges of misinformation, social media pressure, and digital manipulation, the project introduces an innovative approach: media education through art.
Implemented by a consortium including the National Athenaeum of Iași (Romania), Solaris Förderzentrum (Germany), and DAC Music Performance (Norway), the project combines transnational collaboration, youth work, and creative methodologies. Through workshops, training sessions for youth workers, and the development of educational tools, A.R.T.S. aims to equip both educators and young participants with practical skills to analyze, reflect, and respond critically to media content.
Key outcomes include the creation of innovative art-based learning tools, a best-practices guide, and an open-access online platform offering educational resources. The project directly engages at least 145 young people—many from rural or disadvantaged backgrounds—and fosters long-term international cooperation, while contributing to a more informed, resilient, and culturally engaged generation.
Budget
Total budget / grant requested: 120.000 EUR




