Between 25 and 31 January 2026, the first Transnational Training for Youth Workers within the MYndTheater project (101184193) took place in Belgrade, Serbia. Hosted by the DAH …
Between 25 and 31 January 2026, the first Transnational Training for Youth Workers within the MYndTheater project (101184193) took place in Belgrade, Serbia. Hosted
The third day of the First Inclusive Ski Cup “Sarajevo 2026” marked a historic moment for Bosnian sport. For the first time ever, an inclusive ski race was organized in Bosnia and Herzegovina, bringing together persons with disabilities and non-disabled participants in a shared competitive format.
The First Inclusive Ski Cup “Sarajevo 2026” officially began with two powerful days dedicated to visibility, awareness, and hands-on inclusion in winter sports. The events brought together persons with disabilities, children, athletes, institutions, international partners, and the wider public around a shared goal: equal access to sport.
- First Transnational Training of the MYndTheater Project Successfully Held in Belgrade
- Making History on the Slopes: The First Inclusive Ski Race in Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Inclusive Winter Sports in Action: Opening of the First Inclusive Ski Cup “Sarajevo 2026” and Adaptive Skiing Day at Bjelašnica
- Successfully Held BRAVO & Brain Tank Project Management Academy
- AI4NEET: Shaping the Future of Youth Employability through Artificial Intelligence
The third day of the First Inclusive Ski Cup “Sarajevo 2026” marked a historic moment for Bosnian sport. For the first time ever, an inclusive ski race was organized in Bosnia and Herzegovina, bringing together persons with disabilities and non-disabled participants in a shared competitive format.
The First Inclusive Ski Cup “Sarajevo 2026” officially began with two powerful days dedicated to visibility, awareness, and hands-on inclusion in winter sports. The events brought together persons with disabilities, children, athletes, institutions, international partners, and the wider public around a shared goal: equal access to sport.
From January 12 to 15, the BRAVO and Brain Tank PM Academy was successfully held as a four-day intensive training program focused on EU-funded project writing, preparation, and development. The academy was led by Ismail Šehić, Director of BRAVO and Brain Tank, a professional with extensive experience in writing, managing, and implementing European projects.
The AI4NEET (Enhancing Employability of NEETs through Artificial Intelligence) project aims to address one of the most pressing challenges in Europe today – supporting young people who are Not in Education, Employment or Training (NEETs) in re-entering education, training and the labour market through innovative, digital and AI-based solutions.
As part of the ongoing implementation of the XXI Adults – Adaptation of the Adult Educational System to the XXI Century project, project partners held an online coordination meeting on 13 January 2026 to review progress, align next steps, and prepare for the upcoming pilot phase, which represents a key milestone of the project.
NURTURE follows a person-centred pathway that connects young people with real work and guidance. It begins with career counselling and careful matching, continues with an 80-hour mentored apprenticeship, and builds in ongoing monitoring and feedback, ending with formal recognition of learning.
The working meeting held in Thessaloniki, Greece from 2nd until 5th of December 2025 within the framework of the DiGiVOGUI project brought project partners together to review progress, exchange feedback, and align on next steps for successful implementation. The meeting served as an important coordination moment, strengthening collaboration and ensuring that project activities remain on track.
The training course held in Ljubljana from 25th until 30th of November 2025, as part of the Second Chance project brought together young, motivated participants with the goal of empowering them to develop and present their ideas in an international environment. The course focused on creativity, entrepreneurship, inclusion, and practical skill-building, offering participants a space to learn, collaborate, and gain confidence in presenting their concepts.
BRAVO is excited to announce a new series of online workshops called “Perspectives of Humanity in Europe,” created within the EHDEU&WBY – Empowering Human Dignity of EU & WB Youth project. This inspiring workshop series will begin on December 17th and will continue every Wednesday.
The Mid-Term Meeting of the Erasmus+ Youth project Youth4Values was successfully held in Podgorica, Montenegro, from 28th until 30th of November, bringing together project partners from different European regions to review progress, assess achievements, and plan the next phases of implementation.
Because of these problems, our project sets clear goals and targets: build critical thinking and media literacy, improve digital and soft skills, and promote EU values and active citizenship. We will run six rounds of activities from 2023–2025 to reach these goals and at least 500 young people (with at least 250 facing extra barriers).