EEE 2026

The Experiential Educators Europe (EEE) conference is coming back to Italy.

From April 30th to May 4th, 2026, the EEE community will gather on the Tuscan coast, at Calambrone, a seaside venue just a few kilometres from Pisa.

Before the conference, a pre-conference will take place from April 27th to April 30th, 2026, also in Tuscany.
The pre-conference will be focused on aquatic metaphors in experiential learning, explored as tools for learning and facilitation. More information will follow.

EEE 2026 is an international conference for people who design, facilitate and live experiential learning. It is a place to meet peers, exchange practices, experiment together and reflect on how we learn through experience.

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What does “Made in Italy” mean?

(Playful survival guide)

Catering Safety Net: Let’s be honest, catering can be a risky gamble. The Made in Italy symbol is a legally binding guarantee that the coffee will be drinkable and the lunch break won’t consist of a sad, soggy sandwich. It’s not just food; it’s welfare.

Creative Crisis Management: We don’t have “problems,” we have “situations.” Italians are the world leaders in Last-Minute Problem Solving. If something fails, we don’t panic—we improvise with such flair that everyone thinks it was part of the show. It’s not disorganization; it’s recklessness.

Aesthetic Diplomacy: We believe that harsh truths are easier to swallow if delivered by someone in a well-tailored clothe. A Made in Italy conference ensures that even the most boring regulatory update is presented with impeccable style and a nice font.

The “Dolce Vita” Efficiency: We prove that you can actually work hard without looking miserable. By hosting it under the Italian flag, we promise to balance German punctuality with the Italian ability to actually enjoy the time spent together.

Non-Verbal Clarity: European bureaucracy is full of words. We bring the hand gestures. Sometimes, a single Italian gesture explains a complex geopolitical issue faster than a 50-page report.

…it will be fun!