The WARM Forum is gradually taking shape as an important online space for communication, exchange, and collaboration within the WARM project.
The WARM Forum is gradually taking shape as an important online space for communication, exchange, and collaboration within the WARM project.
On 11 September, the YouthExe consortium held a meeting focused on the upcoming project activities and the next stages of implementation.
The platform provides access to a range of educational courses developed to support knowledge acquisition, skills development, and continuous learning. The courses are intended for young people, youth workers, educators, volunteers, and other individuals interested in strengthening their personal and professional competencies.
On 11 September, the YouthExe consortium held a meeting focused on the upcoming project activities and the next stages of implementation.
The platform provides access to a range of educational courses developed to support knowledge acquisition, skills development, and continuous learning. The courses are intended for young people, youth workers, educators, volunteers, and other individuals interested in strengthening their personal and professional competencies.
Are you interested in personal development, soft skills, critical thinking, media literacy, and intercultural learning? Would you like to meet young people from different backgrounds, exchange ideas, and develop new skills in an international online environment?
From 23 to 25 September 2026, partners of the Second Chance project gathered in Ljubljana, Slovenia, for a three-day symposium dedicated to skills development, creativity, youth entrepreneurship, and new opportunities in the fields of design and textiles.
On 26 September 2026, project partners of the Second Chance project gathered in Ljubljana, Slovenia, for the final project meeting, marking an important milestone in the completion of the project.
On 17 September 2026, BRAVO successfully organised an online debate on Youth Challenges in the Digital World as part of the MYndTheater project.
On 3 October 2026, Sarajevo became a meeting point for young people, sports enthusiasts, and participants from across Europe as it hosted an international orienteering race organised within the Erasmus+ ORIUNITE project.
After two years of creativity, collaboration, learning, and meaningful work, the MYndTheater project is coming to its final chapter — and we would love for you to be part of this special occasion!
Cultural minorities are often the first to face isolation, prejudice and conflict in their communities. This training responds by equipping practitioners who work with vulnerable and socially marginalised multi-ethnic young people with practical intercultural, inclusion and peacebuilding competences.
BRAVO joined partners from European countries for the kick-off meeting of the From the Outside In (FOI) project, an Erasmus+ Cooperation Partnership in the field of Youth, officially marking the beginning of a 24-month cooperation focused on strengthening the cognitive skills and emotional resilience of young people.
How many of you feel like your voice doesn’t matter in politics? Be honest. You might care deeply about issues like climate change, economic inequality, or education reform. You might have strong opinions about the direction your country is heading. But when you look at politics, do you feel like there’s actually space for you to make a difference?