Discover EU Inclusion Meeting
Are you working with Discover EU Inclusion and keen to sharpen your practice alongside peer applicants? This meeting brings together experienced organisations to share practices and build international connections.
Are you working with Discover EU Inclusion and keen to sharpen your practice alongside peer applicants? This meeting brings together experienced organisations to share practices and build international connections.
Are you involved in volunteering and solidarity projects? Or are you interested in community impact? If you want to dive deeper into community impact join our seminar to discover how to make a tangible difference through your activities.
Connect youth work & culture! This Leuven networking event helps cultural operators & youth groups build international partnerships funded by Erasmus+ and the European Solidarity Corps. Meet future partners & spark creative, inclusive projects.
The Exchange Forum on the European Youth Work Agenda (EYWA) is the annual residential event for key stakeholders shaping the national processes within the context of the EYWA in their respective European countries.
Are you a youth worker supporting young women who face barriers to participation, information and access to opportunities?
How can municipalities move from simply asking young people for their opinion to actually designing and managing urban spaces and youth policies together?
The 10th, anniversary edition of the international conference “Evidence-Based Approach in Erasmus+ and the European Solidarity Corps”. This year’s edition comes at a time when reflection on the future of Erasmus+ (2028–2034) is gaining momentum.
The event is cross sectoral covering all 6 Erasmus+ sectors, thus gathering diversity of participants, hence providing a unique opportunity to confront various experiences, get inspiration, and out the box ideas.
A seminar exploring youth work in Eastern Europe and the Caucasus, offering space to exchange experiences, learn from one another, and explore how European cooperation can support youth work development across the region.
Celebrate 30 years of EU-funded youth volunteering at the International Seen & Heard Festival Study Visit in Dublin, Ireland, taking place 2–5 December 2026 around International Volunteer Day.
The aim of the training is to develop the competences of youth workers to help them to engage young people in meaningful, informed, and sensitive conversations about wars and armed conflicts.
Did you know you can get funding for volunteering projects for young people from disadvantaged backgrounds?
How do we design physical spaces where young people truly feel welcome, safe, and heard? What happens when young people themselves shape those spaces together with youth workers and placemakers?