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The online podcasting course for educators working with seniors, developed by the Continuum Foundation, is now live at voiceofseniors.eu, with new modules added alongside the international workshops.

The ITOSA project, in which the Continuum Foundation was a partner, has come to an end. Here is an overview of its partners and outcomes, from the activeseniors.eu website to the e-learning course for educators.

In the Erasmus+ project Voice of Seniors, the Continuum Foundation trains educators from across Europe in podcast production, so that they can then help seniors tell their own stories.

New Year = new us! We have not only changed our name, but we are also taking a deeper look at the learning process, noticing the opportunities that tools based on artificial intelligence open up. We have added the word CONTINUUM to our previous name, which expresses our mission even better. We are now called…

Together with the educational blogs Crazy Nauka, Juniorowo and Supertata.tv, our Foundation has prepared a series of webinars for adults on how teenagers and children function online.

The Continuum Foundation is a partner in ITOSA (Innovative Techniques of Seniors Activation), an Erasmus+ project led by Fundacja Mapa Pasji that helps seniors become active in their local communities and online.

Our Foundation helped draw up the „Kodeks Dobrych Praktyk. Wspólnie przeciw dezinformacji” (Code of Good Practice. Together against disinformation), signed by fact-checking, monitoring and educational organisations and institutions.

Together with the Crazy Nauka blog, we launched #NieKarmTrolla (Don’t feed the troll), a social campaign that helps people spot and counter Kremlin disinformation in Poland.

Our chapter from the guide “Przestrzeń dla seniorów” (A Space for Seniors) on how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected us and how older people can cope with the new, hybrid reality.

Being 65+ should not mean being inactive. We summarise the World Health Organization’s physical activity recommendations for older people.