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STAR Webinar: Youth and Community Engagement through 360° Walking Tours
The S.T.A.R: Story Tours Alternative Routes project is pleased to invite youth workers, educators, young people, trainers, community practitioners and
STAR Final Conference in Rome: Educational Walking Tours, Youth Work and Community Engagement
From 11 to 14 May, the partners of S.T.A.R: Story Tours Alternative Routes gathered in Rome for the project’s Final
STAR Policy Paper: Recognising Educational Walking Tours as a Public Youth Work Instrument
The STAR: Story Tours Alternative Routes project is pleased to present its new Policy Advocacy Paper: “Recognising Educational Walking Tours
New STAR Toolkit: How to Organise an Educational Walking Tour
STAR: Story Tours Alternative Routes project is pleased to present the new Toolkit: How to Organise an Educational Walking Tour? This practical
Guidelines for Digital Storytelling and Educational Walking Tours
How can we tell the story of a place, its history and its communities through digital tools? The STAR project
STAR Research Report: Exploring the Impact of Educational Walking Tour
How can educational walking tours support youth development, social inclusion and active citizenship? And what conditions are needed to make
Exploring South Rome Through an Educational Walking Tour: “From Ash to Seed: A Queer Insight of Southern Rome”
When you think of Rome, your mind probably jumps to the Colosseum, the Pantheon, or St. Peter’s Square. But the
STAR Local Tour-Laboratories: Methodologies, Outcomes and Future Directions
As part of the STAR – Story Tours Alternative Routes project, local tour-laboratories were organised in different partner countries to
If you choose alternative tourism, you’re building a sustainable future
When in Rome, do as the Romans do. The ancient Roman saying is more than just a travel cliché –