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NaNu Users Guide

Want to explore how the StoryBook can support meaningful learning across generations? Download the NaNu User’s Guide and get started.

The Users guide helps you turn stories into engaging learning experiences in different settings – from classrooms and workshops to family and community environments.

Rather than offering a fixed method, it provides flexible approaches to:

  • encourage dialogue and reflection across generations

  • connect stories to real-life experiences and environmental awareness

  • spark interaction through creative and practical activities

Each story includes simple suggestions to help you move from reflection to action. Whether you are an educator, parent, grandparent or facilitator, the Guide supports you in creating space for exchange, curiosity and meaningful connection.

The activities are easy to adapt to your context – whether you have just a short moment or are planning a longer session.

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NaNu Illustrated StoryBook

A collection of intergenerational stories celebrating nature, memory and the shared wisdom between generations.

The NaNu StoryBook brings together real-life stories from Belgium, Cyprus and the Netherlands, illustrated by children and young people across Europe. These stories invite reflection, curiosity and care—showing how storytelling can strengthen ecological awareness, cultural connection and intergenerational learning.

Also available in :
Greek, Dutch and French

Preliminary research 

How can stories help us care for the planet and each other? The NaNu preliminary desk report explores this question by examining how storytelling can be used to raise environmental awareness, strengthen cultural identity, and promote inclusive education.

This research was conducted to define the current state of environmentally intergenerational storytelling, as the foundation for the NaNu Project. By combining academic insights with real-world practices from Belgium, Cyprus, and the Netherlands, the report shows how storytelling, oral, visual, and digital, can inspire empathy, action, and connection.

Whether you're an educator, policymaker, or simply passionate about culture and the environment, this report offers fresh ideas on how stories can shape a greener, more inclusive future.

Download the Preliminary research 
Here

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Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them. [Project number: 2024-1-BE02-KA220-ADU-000245330]

 

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