Gaming and Parents has been recognised as an Erasmus+ Good Practice.

Beyond the recognition itself, this means a lot to us because the project was built around a topic that has been part of our work for years: the relationship between families, digital education, and gaming culture.

Through workshops, educational resources, and discussion activities, we tried to create a space where video games could be discussed in a less superficial and less alarmist way, involving parents, educators, and professionals.

The project also allowed us to work with RÍSÍ, the Icelandic Esports Federation, leading to a partnership that is still continuing today through new initiatives and European projects.

For this reason, we see this recognition not so much as an endpoint, but as confirmation that topics such as video games, digital communities, and education can also find their place within European cooperation and generate meaningful paths for families and professionals.

To learn more, and above all to freely download all project resources, visit Gaming and Parents or our E-Library!