EYEWEAR:
Empowering young women through entrepreneurship and inclusive education.

Project ID: 2023-3-FR02-KA210-YOU-000184822 
Project Status:
Completed
Duration: March 2024 - August 2025
Location(s): France (La Réunion), The Netherlands, Spain
Target Group(s): Young women (18–30), youth workers, educators
Coordinator: Ici & Ailleurs (France)
Partners: MVidee (Netherlands), STP Europa (Spain)
Funded by: Erasmus+ KA210 Small-Scale Partnership

Oveview

EYEWEAR supported young women in exploring entrepreneurship as a viable and inspiring career path. Through workshops, digital tools, and storytelling, the project provided accessible resources to boost self-confidence, skills, and visibility of female entrepreneurs.

Objectives

  • Inspire young women through authentic entrepreneurial role models.
  • Provide inclusive and practical tools to explore entrepreneurship.
  • Strengthen youth organizations in gender-sensitive pedagogy.

Activities

  • International Workshops: La Réunion (2024) & The Hague (2025).
  • Local Workshops: Additional sessions in Saint Paul and Bras Panon (2025).
  • Digital Tools: Development of a self-assessment questionnaire for entrepreneurship.
  • Podcast Series: Stories of female entrepreneurs shared on Spotify & YouTube.

Impact & Outcomes

  • 50+ young women directly engaged through workshops.
  • Self-assessment tool piloted and refined, with uptake across Europe.
  • Podcast series reaching international audiences.
  • Strengthened networks between youth, educators, and entrepreneurship stakeholders.
  • Increased visibility of young female entrepreneurs in Europe and beyond.

Partners

 

Resources

 

Self assessment tool

English

Self assessment tool

Spanish

Self assessment tool

Dutch

Self assessment tool

French

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