Jean Monnet Project IncludU focus on EU fundamental values of equality, tolerance and non-discrimination and aims to familiarize pupils with them through interactive and experiential workshops and innovative educational material combining ICTs, gaming, art and fertile exchange of ideas and experiences.

The main objective is to focus on young people, students aged 16-18 of secondary school in order to inform them about issues of European Union (EU) through innovative ways of learning.

The program YouthActiv regarded young people aged 16-18 years, high school students, some of whom were next voters in the elections in 2014. Stressing the importance of the EU to young people designing educational activities operated as an integrated experience, the program developed innovative models of diffusion of information about the EU, so that students realise the way it works and understand the role and effects to life of citizens.

The Department of International and European Studies of the University of Piraeus invited teachers of primary education and post-graduate students of the Departments of Primary Education or International and European Studies and PhD candidates on the subject of Education or European Integration and implementation of ICT in education to participate in the "Europe at Schools through Art and Simulation" (EuropeStARTS) programme with Scientific Coordinator the Lecturer Foteini Asderaki.

The aim of the training program was to “Bring Europe to School Teachers” and consequently to students, by educating and training 125 Teachers of Primary Education of all specialisations, Master Students of Departments of Primary Education or International and European Studies and PhD Candidates, in the field of studies of Education or European Integration or development of IT in educational act.