Exchange Forum 2024
The Exchange Forum on the European Youth Work Agenda is the annual residential event for key stakeholders shaping the national processes within the context of the European Youth Work Agenda in their respective European...
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Youth work and cross-sectorial cooperation: a story in the making
How can different sectors work together to support young people? This question was at the centre of the Youth Work Talks Conference which was titled “Space for (youth) growth. Building cross-sectoral alliances in the changing political climate”. Learn about the key takeaways and answers the participants from youth work and related sectors across Europe found.
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Einladung zur Jahrestagung 2026 "Fachkräfte im Blick"
JUGEND für Europa und IJAB laden Sie zur Jahrestagung 2026 "Fachkräfte im Blick" am 04. und 05. Februar 2026 ins Gustav-Stresemann Institut in Bonn ein. Es sind noch wenige Plätze frei! Anmeldungen sind bis zum 3. Dezember möglich.
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Vier Jahre Angriffskrieg Russlands auf die Ukraine
Vier Jahre nach Kriegsbeginn steht Erasmus+ weiterhin an der Seite der Ukraine. Seit Beginn des russischen Angriffskriegs wurden im Rahmen des Programms über 208 Mio. Euro mobilisiert, um die Bereiche allgemeine und berufliche Bildung, Jugend und Sport in der Ukraine und in ganz Europa zu unterstützen.
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European Academy on Youth Work: "Nirgendwo anders kann man so intensiv erleben, wie europäische Jugendarbeit gestaltet wird!"
Auf der dritten European Academy on Youth Work diskutierten Mitte Mai 180 Teilnehmende über die Zukunft von Youth Work. Mit dabei: ein Hochschulteam aus Dresden. Im Interview erzählen sie, warum dieser europäische Austausch so faszinierend ist und wie sich ihr Blick auf die Zukunft verändert hat.
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Die europäische Jugendarbeit lokal voranbringen
Unter dem Motto „Gemeinsam wachsen: Europa als Ressource für kommunale Jugendarbeit“ laden JUGEND für Europa, Movetia und OeAD vom 24. bis zum 26.11.2025 zum Werkstattgespräch für Kommunen und Gemeinden nach München ein.
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A wake-up call from the grassroots for European youth policy
How can European youth work be secured in the long term? With the policy paper “Young Voices for Youth Work”, young people from 9 European countries demand systemic changes in European youth policy.
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From inspiration to action: One participant’s takeaways from the Exchange Forum on the EYWA
Caroline Reviriot was one of the participants at the “Exchange Forum on the European Youth Work Agenda” that took place from 1-4 December in Skopje. She is from an organisation in Luxembourg called WeCitizens, where she works as the Director of Programmes. This was Caroline’s first time at an Exchange Forum and she agreed to talk with us about her impressions of the two days. The Forum has become a key event in the Growing Youth Work SNAC calendar – this was the fourth event.
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Building sustainable international youth work at the regional level: Insights from Saxony
Do you wonder how the regional level can succeed in translating the European Youth Work Agenda and European resources into practical opportunities that make sense in local youth work? In this interview we explored the work of the regional competence centre “Association of Youth Leisure Centres Saxony”. We talked with Jessica Reinsch about her work with locally based youth organisations and youth workers, and the connections she is making with them to the European Youth Work Agenda.
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From strong structures to new horizons: How the European Youth Work Agenda is influencing Austria
We had the pleasure to meet with Carola Meier and Aleksandra Vedernjak to talk about the national process taking place in Austria in connection with the European Youth Work Agenda. We talked about the current situation of youth work in Austria, the influence of the Agenda, and where they would like to see youth work in the future in Austria.
