Learning initiative

Learn to understand.
Learn to act.

The School of Solidarity brings discussion of public questions together with learning and shared practice. Different perspectives become material for joint inquiry.

Learn to understand. Learn to act.
School of Solidarity

Knowledge grows
through conversation

A learning session can help participants clarify concepts, recognise differences in experience and find opportunities to collaborate. The quality of discussion matters as much as the materials.

This page explains the initiative's purpose and possible ways of working. Archive documents, verified results and specific meeting dates are added separately.

Illustration of the School of Solidarity themeIllustration of a shared public space

Questions that start the work

Understand

Read sources, clarify concepts and formulate your own questions.

Discuss together

Listen to other explanations and test your assumptions through conversation.

Try

Connect learning tasks with a public situation and possible action.

A possible way of working

Each programme should be adapted to its participants and real conditions.

01A shared question

Clarify the theme, context and participants' expectations.

02Meeting and discussion

Compare experiences, sources and different explanations.

03A shared task

Choose a small practical or research step.

04Feedback

Discuss the experience and decide how to continue.

Let's keep talking

Suggest a topic, tell us about a group or describe a situation you want to work on.

Discuss collaboration