Mi Dor Le Dor Europe
A CERV-funded dissemination platform for a network of Jewish heritage educators working across eight European countries. Designed and built by Golden Blue. Live at mdlde.eu.
8
Partner countries
2
Weeks to launch
40+
Best practices documented
2
Working languages (EN / PL)
The delivered site
Full-page screenshots
Every page below is live on mdlde.eu today. Built to CERV visibility standards — the EU emblem and co-funding statement appear on every page.
Project details
Challenge, approach & outcome
The challenge
Jewish heritage education in Europe is fragmented. Educators in Warsaw, Vienna, Sofia, and five other capitals rarely share methods, and the field lacks a documented evidence base that funders can point to. The Taube Center for Jewish Life and Learning Foundation secured CERV funding to address this gap and needed a public dissemination platform that could serve as the project's visible output — not a brochure site, but a working repository that consortium members across eight countries could point stakeholders to.
Our approach
Golden Blue designed and built mdlde.eu as a bilingual (English and Polish) platform centred on three things: a clear statement of the programme and its rationale, a partner directory spanning all eight countries, and a filterable best practices repository that consortium members populate as the project progresses. Every page carries the EU emblem and the CERV co-funding statement, so the site doubles as evidence for interim and final reporting. The brief call to launch took two weeks.
The outcome
mdlde.eu is the only live, delivered site in this portfolio — and the one we point prospective clients to. It carries the project's growing repository of documented practices, a newsletter that surfaces dissemination milestones to a public audience, and direct links used in reports filed with the CERV unit. The structure means the consortium's reporting appendices became verifiable URLs rather than static PDFs.
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What the site delivered for the consortium
A dissemination platform is judged by whether it makes the project's outputs findable and verifiable. For Mi Dor Le Dor Europe, that meant four concrete outcomes.
42 documented practices
A codified, multilingual repository of pedagogical approaches surfaced from all eight partner countries — the project's core intellectual output.
Public dissemination platform
Every deliverable is published on mdlde.eu under the CERV visibility framework, so interim and final reports can link directly to evidence.
Mid-term report filed
Interim deliverables were submitted to the CERV unit with direct links to the live repository, replacing appendices with verifiable URLs.
Final conference scheduled
A three-day dissemination event in Vienna with all partners, registered on the site and surfaced through the newsletter to a public audience.
EU visibility compliance, built in
Every page on mdlde.eu carries the EU emblem and the co-funding statement required by the CERV programme. We treat visibility requirements as a design constraint from the first wireframe, not a checkbox added before launch — so dissemination reports reference a site that already looks like an EU-funded project.
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