Culture & Education

Projects

Overview

We contribute to projects that enable creative exchange and shared learning. Drawing on our experience in sound and electronic music, we work with associations, cultural practitioners and partner organisations in different European countries. Here is an overview of these collaborations.

2026 – 2028 · Erasmus+ Adult Education

(Re)Play/(Re)Brain

Lead organisation: Culturepark 3000 e.V.
Locations: Berlin (DE), Lisbon (PT)
Our contribution: Workshops and performances
Workshop facilitators: Shola Risch and Prema Strack
Project coordination: Margita Weiler and Stephan Kruhl
Local contact: Paulo José Silva · Lisbon (PT)
Venue in Lisbon: Biblioteca de Marvila

(Re)Play/(Re)Brain develops inclusive, accessible approaches to digital games that encourage democratic participation and intergenerational exchange. It focuses on accessible media education and the development of teaching methods across national and language boundaries.

Planned activities include online and in-person formats, two six-day workshops and game jams in Lisbon and Berlin. Accessible development tools and retro emulation will be used to create game ideas and prototypes. Exhibitions, seminars and a multilingual website will make the results accessible.

Freely available resources and practical worksheets will help educators and civil society organisations use and further develop the tested methods.

2026 – 2027

Media Resilience

Lead organisation: Culturepark 3000 e.V.
Our contribution: Research and presentations
Project coordination: Margita Weiler and Stephan Kruhl
Project participants: Shola Risch and Prema Strack
Partner countries: Estonia, France and North Macedonia
Locations: Skopje, Marseille and Tallinn
Venue in Skopje: Laboratorium
Contacts in Skopje: Kalina Dukovska and Ilja Tiricovski
Focus: Media resilience and critical media literacy

How can we use social media critically, confidently and on our own terms? This short-term project by Kulturpark 3000 e.V. explores media literacy in adult education in the context of social polarisation and the influence of digital platforms.

Through exchanges with initiatives in Estonia, France and North Macedonia, the project aims to explore proven approaches and develop ideas for workshops, events and learning activities. The goal is to strengthen critical thinking, open dialogue and resilience in the use of digital media.

2026 Erasmus+

Citizen Game

Lead organisation: Second Collective e.V.
Locations: Lisbon (PT), Prague (CZ), Brno (CZ)
Our contribution: Erasmus+ workshops with Playtronica
Workshop facilitators: Shola Risch and Prema Strack
Project coordination: Margita Weiler and Stephan Kruhl
Local contacts: Paulo José Silva · Lisbon (PT)
Martina Skoromelicharová · Brno (CZ)
Venues in Lisbon: Biblioteca de Marvila
Casa do Jardim da Estrela
Biblioteca de Alcântara
Mini Muro – Moscavide
Venue in Brno: Střední škola umění a designu
(School of Art and Design)

Play brings people together and opens up new perspectives. This project by Second Collective e.V. uses the creative possibilities of games and storytelling, both analogue and digital, to encourage encounters, learning and exchange between people from different backgrounds.

At its heart is the idea of developing original games and stories as a way to help shape the present and the future.

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