Luxembourg Creative Lab is thrilled to announce the outstanding success of our project ‘FEMINA’, which has been awarded a commendable mark by the Luxembourgish National Agency. This recognition underscores our unwavering commitment to building a more inclusive cultural and creative sector across Luxembourg and the EU.

Co-funded by Erasmus+, the ‘FEMINA’ project has achieved its objectives with remarkable results, thanks to the development of high-quality project outcomes showcased on our Femina website. However, the project’s most significant contribution lies in the creation of an innovative blended training program titled ‘Inclusion and Diversity within CCS’.

The strategic approach of the ‘FEMINA’ project has led to the attainment of several key goals:

1. Enhanced Learner Satisfaction and Performance: By fostering active engagement and practical application of learning, the training program has significantly elevated participants’ satisfaction and performance. Through tailored content and engaging exercises, an impressive 93% of participants reported satisfaction with their learning experience, boosting their confidence and perception of the program.

2. Cutting-Edge Digital and Entrepreneurial Skills for CCS: Recognizing the importance of digital and entrepreneurial skills in the CCS, the project equipped participants with up-to-date skills relevant to the industry. This comprehensive approach empowered participants to integrate seamlessly into the workforce and harness digital advancements effectively.

3. Boosted Self-Confidence in Career Pursuits: By providing a supportive learning environment, the program fostered self-confidence among participants, crucial for career advancement and creative concept promotion.

Moreover, the ‘FEMINA’ project has made significant strides in promoting gender diversity within the freelancing community. Following the project implementation, there has been a notable improvement in gender balance, with the proportion of female freelancers increasing to 41%, signaling a more inclusive and diverse community.

This remarkable achievement would not have been possible without the dedication and collaboration of our partners, particularly Budakov Films, Bulgaria. Their expertise and commitment were instrumental in realizing our goals.

As we celebrate this success, we renew our commitment to promoting inclusion and diversity within the CCS. Through initiatives like ‘FEMINA’, we strive to create an environment where every individual feels valued and empowered.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the Erasmus Plus Program and the Luxembourgish National Agency for their unwavering support. Together, we will continue to champion diversity, inclusion, and excellence, shaping a brighter future for all.

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