Andreas Björk works as a Development Manager with special competence regarding youth work and youth leisure in Sweden. He works for the Swedish Agency of Youth and Civil Society. We met him earlier in the year and he agreed to share with us some of his insights into what impact the Bonn Process is having in Sweden.
The second Youth Work Works Congress led by De Ambrassade, took place in Brussels in June of 2023. Over 500 youth workers, policy makers and people from neighbouring sectors gathered and immersed themselves in exploring the mission of youth work, the DNA of the youth worker, and the positive effect of youth work.
Jasmina Banjalučkić works at the “Institute for Youth Development KULT”. She is a youth worker and Head of the Department for Youth Policy Development. She talked with us in an interview about the impact of the European Youth Work Agenda and the recognition of youth work in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Find out about the benefits of integrating the European Youth Work Agenda into training courses. The statements of participants of the training course “Let’s Go Civic! Civic Education in Youth Exchanges” provide insights into an inspirational session.
“Youth workers unite to empower youth and the youth field – Youth worker is a lifestyle” is a Cooperation Partnership project financed by the Erasmus+ Youth programme. Nine national youth worker associations from across Europe are working together in this project to create something for the European level.
16 National Agencies and SALTO Youth Resource Centres joined forces in a Strategic Cooperation project to “Strengthening youth work in Europe by supporting the implementation of the European Youth Work Agenda!”. Get some insights in this article.
