Creative at Home

The project aimed to develop an innovative model for online arts education for adults who wanted to develop their creativity and entrepreneurship. It created an interactive toolkit for creativity, including a website, tutorials, webinars, guides and templates to support artists-educators in providing effective remote arts education. This helped them find alternative income sources and empower creativity in isolated adults during the COVID-19 pandemic. Partners from Poland, Italy, Spain, Greece and Croatia collaborated to research needs, test solutions, develop training and marketing strategies. The project addressed the challenges facing arts educators in the digital transition. It upskilled them in online tools and commercialization, improving their livelihoods. Adult learners, especially disadvantaged groups, benefited from more accessible arts education opportunities. Overall, the project fostered resilience and social inclusion in the cultural sector during the crisis.