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Published Research
At the forefront of each of our programs is the YTT Learning Approach. Since its inception in 2017, this approach has been rigorously developed and validated through a manifold of published research, showcasing its effectiveness and innovative nature. Led by Professor Paola Perucchini of Roma Tre University and a dedicated team of experts, our methodology has undergone extensive evaluation and refinement, including analysis and input from a considerable number of independent research units, schools, universities, and educational authorities. Through our published research, we continue to share insights and best practices, reinforcing the significance of the YTT Learning Approach in driving social change.
Here are some examples of our publications from several renowned international academic and scientific journals :
Published Research Articles

Roma Tre Press - The Department of Education Sciences (2024) - in Italian, “Reducing intergroup prejudice through educational interventions at school”.

Education Sciences & Society Journal (2020) - In Italian
“Reducing implicit prejudice in classrooms to promote inclusion: A training with preservice teachers

The Social Psychology of Education Journal (2022)“Reducing implicit prejudice in Primary Schools”

Pensa Multimedia, SIRD, SIPES, SIREM, SIEMeS (2020) - in Italian, “Yesterday-Today-Tomorrow: An educational path for the reduction of prejudice in primary schools."​

Q Times Journal of Education, Technology and Social Studies (2020) - In Italian
“Promoting inclusion through distance contact: Yesterday-Today-Tomorrow during health emergency”

Q Times Journal of Education, Technology and Social Studies (2019) - in Italian, “Recognising the OTHER at school - The case of migrant populations”.

RIDE Research in Drama Education Journal (2018)
“Transforming perspectives through embodied responses to drawing”
Published Study Papers

he EDEN, European Distance and E-Learning Network Journal (2019) - “YTT - An E-Learning Program on Migration Inclusion”.

Bidi Bidi Refugee Settlement, “YTT Gender-Equality Education/GBV Prevention”.

Rwamwanja Refugee Settlement, “YTT Gender-Equality Education/GBV Prevention”.
ACADEMIC AWARDS
First Place “The Guardians Aware of Legality - Reflecting on Gender Stereotyping in School”, The Education Department, Roma Tre University

First Place “Shaping Futures”, Faculty of Development & Society Team Awards, Sheffield Hallam University.