Just Europe

Just Europe
Podcast Description
A podcast series that takes a closer look at the challenges we face on the path to a fair and inclusive Europe and brings open conversations on how research, innovation and policy-making support people, strengthen Europe’s social model and ensure a just transition for all.
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The podcast explores themes around social policy, inclusivity, and the impact of innovation on society. Episodes delve into pertinent issues such as economic disparity, technological advancement, and community resilience. For instance, the episode 'Left behind: fact or feeling?' addresses the disconnect between innovation and the lived experiences of citizens across various European regions.

A podcast series that takes a closer look at the challenges we face on the path to a fair and inclusive Europe and brings open conversations on how research, innovation and policy-making support people, strengthen Europe’s social model and ensure a just transition for all.
Our second episode in this series is ‘Union of Skills: game on!’ – a plan to improve high-quality education, training, and lifelong learning to help workers respond to changes in the economy and stay competitive in the labour market.
The Union of Skills also aims to bridge the gaps in skills that are hindering European competitiveness.
The episode is built around the recent European Social Forum, which featured a demonstration by the EU-supported Megaskills project, demonstrating how gaming can help people of any age to develop soft skills – such as problem-solving, resource management and critical thinking – that employers are increasingly looking for.
Our guests include a partner in the EU Megaskills project, Afonso Araujo; psychologist and researcher Sergio Alloza; European Social Forum youth dialogue participants Jan Holý, Diana Voutyrakou and Miruna-Ioana Sandor; digital skills expert Professor Katriona O’Sullivan; and Mario Nava, director-general of the European Commission’s directorate-general for employment, social affairs and inclusion.

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