Take a step by step journey through a youth exchange project. You will learn how to organise youth exchanges by involving young people at every stage.
The Online Partnership Building Activity (PBA) for Erasmus+ (KA1) Youth Projects aims to support youth organizations in establishing new international contacts and developing partnerships for future Erasmus+ projects.
This activity aims to bring together LGBTQ+ organisations working with young people that are interested in developing cooperation projects within Erasmus+ Youth and the European Solidarity Corps.
Are you a young person 15-20 years old who wants to make a change in the local community? Do you want more impact on your immediate living environment and make your voice heard? Want to learn from other young people from Europe?
Did you know you can get funding for Youth Exchanges with young people from disadvantaged backgrounds? Discover in this beginner's course how you can organise inclusive Youth Exchanges in the Erasmus+ youth programme in/with EuroMed countries.
Online meeting for programme beneficiaries to introduce and discuss Youthpass, as a tool to strenghten the learning and recognition in the EU youth programmes
The study visit is an opportunity for youth workers and grassroots sports staff from Finland, Germany, Ireland, Italy, and Malta to gather and learn more about local sports and youth social work projects that promote social inclusion through sports.
This transnational contact making seminar brings together sport volunteers and grassroots sport actors from across Europe to explore how Erasmus+ can strengthen volunteering in sport clubs and community organisations.
This seminar will offer people working with groups of different ages the opportunity to better understand generational (mis)concepts, explore their role in fostering constructive dialogue and analyse how societal issues affect different generations.
This activity aims to bring together cultural and art institutions. The focus is on those interested in developing national or international projects for young people.
A training course for youth workers on supporting young people to identify and express what they learn through youth work
Are you keen to get more recognition for youth work, for your organisation's work, or for the learning of the young people involved? This seminar offers support for developing strategies that youth work organisations can implement in their environment.
This activity brings together Leader LAGs from different parts of Europe. It aims to discuss the role of Leader LAGs in supporting local and international youth activities and how can it link to the LAG's role of rural development.
Did you know you can get funding for volunteering projects for young people from disadvantaged backgrounds?
