On April 17, 2026, the final day of the LTT mobility in Poland was dedicated to environmental education and closing activities. The programme began with the module “Inclusive and Accessible Teaching Practices for Climate Education (Module 5)”, delivered by participants from Lithuania. The session focused on methods and strategies to ensure that climate education is inclusive, …
Data Journalism for Climate Action
The DJ4CA project (“Data Journalism for Climate Action”) responds to the European Union’s priorities in climate, digital, and media education. Its main goal is to develop the skills of students and teachers in the fields of data journalism, climate education, and digital literacy through practical and interdisciplinary approaches. The project supports the implementation of the European Green Deal by raising environmental awareness, developing data analysis skills, and promoting social and civic responsibility.
Project objectives:
Increase students’ knowledge about climate change and mitigation methods by 70%.
Equip 85% of students with the skills to create climate-related projects and assess the credibility of media sources.
Train teachers from each partner school to integrate climate topics into teaching and apply data journalism methods.
Implementation activities:
Project kick-off meeting
Webinars:
“Climate Change and Data Journalism”
“Media Competence for a New Generation”
“Digital Tools for Collaborative Climate Education”
Pilot trainings (LTT) for teachers and students – IO1 and IO2
Local pilot implementation of IO1 and IO2 materials
Online pilot of IO3 – interactive e-learning platform
6 dissemination events (Multiplier Events)
Mid-term and final meetings
Activities to disseminate project results
Expected results:
IO1: Professional Development Program in Climate Education for teachers
IO2: Educational Materials Package on Climate Change for students
IO3: Interactive E-Learning Platform for collaborative climate education
Project partners:
Agrupamento de Escolas António Correia Oliveira, Portugal
ARAXA Bilişim Gelişim Eğitim ve Danışmanlık Limited Şirketi, Turkey
Srednja škola Ban Josip Jelačić, Croatia
Asociacija Kūrybinės Ateities Idėjos, Lithuania
Zespół Szkół Nr 1 im. H. Sienkiewicza, Poland
Centre for Education and Innovation Research, Latvia
Day 1 of LTT in Kołobrzeg: Climate Education, Media Literacy and Environmental Action
The first day of the LTT (Learning, Teaching and Training) meeting within the Data Journalism for Climate Action project took place on 15 April 2026 at Zespół Szkół nr 1 im. Henryka Sienkiewicza w Kołobrzegu. The meeting began with the official welcome of all participants by the Polish host team, followed by a presentation prepared …
Easter Traditions and Ecology: Student Survey and Interviews as Part of Erasmus+ DJ4CA
At our school, a survey on Easter traditions and ecology was conducted as part of the Erasmus+ DJ4CA project. So far, 58 respondents have participated, and we sincerely thank everyone for their contributions! In addition, the blog editors, Alisha, carried out interviews with students, teachers, and even the local Mayor. The video material is currently …
Exploring the Environmental Impact of Everyday Products through pH Experiments
As part of the Erasmus+ DJ4CA project, during workshops on data journalism in climate education, students conducted an experiment examining the effect of everyday products on pH levels. Using indicators, they analyzed substances such as lemon, vinegar, soft drinks, fruit teas, soap, and cleaning agents. By observing the color changes of the indicator, they were …
Teachers Participate in the 17th ‘Education Without Borders – AI, Projects, Relationships’ Conference
The event focuses on the future of schooling in the era of the digital revolution and the rapid development of artificial intelligence. During the conference, participants discuss topics such as the use of AI in education, the role of projects and collaboration in teaching, and building relationships in modern schools. The conference emphasizes modern teaching …
Shared Responsibility for the Planet’s Future
The ePill “Shared Responsibility for the Planet’s Future”, developed במסגרת the Erasmus+ DJ4CA (Data Journalism for Climate Action) project, addresses the important issue of collective responsibility for the condition of our planet. The educational material emphasizes that both individuals and local as well as global communities have a significant impact on climate change and the …
Climate Change and Data Journalism: Empowering Teachers through International Collaboration
As part of the Erasmus+ KA220 project “Data Journalism for Climate Action”, a webinar entitled “Climate Change and Data Journalism: Empowering Teachers” was आयोजित with the participation of 25 teachers from each partner country. The event took place at SŠ Ban Josip Jelačić in Croatia and lasted one hour, bringing together educators from across Europe …
Exploring Renewable Energy through Active Learning and Hands-On Experiments
As part of the “Data Journalism for Climate Education” project, lessons focused on renewable energy sources were conducted, during which students worked using active learning methods. The session began with the creation of a mind map, which helped organize students’ knowledge about different energy sources and their advantages and disadvantages, taking into account environmental impact, …
Exploring Renewable Energy through Active Learning and Practical Experiments
As part of the “Data Journalism for Climate Education” project, educational activities focused on renewable energy sources (RES) were carried out. During the lessons, students worked using active learning methods, combining discussion, video materials, experiments, and hands-on technical tasks. At the beginning of the session, students collaboratively created a mind map to assess and organize …
Kick-off Meeting – November 16, 2025
The kick-off meeting of the “Data Journalism for Climate Action (DJ4CA)” project marked the official launch of international cooperation between partner institutions from Portugal (project coordinator), Latvia, Croatia, Lithuania, Poland, and Turkey. The meeting provided an opportunity for partners to get to know each other, present their institutions, and align their expectations, roles, and responsibilities …










