ACTIVITIES

BRAVO is announcing an open call for the Erasmus+ Training Course “We can beat you, Earthquake!” in Sivas, Türkiye. The primary aim of this project is to raise awareness about earthquakes and natural disasters, specifically targeting the younger generation.

BRAVO is announcing an open call for the Erasmus+ Youth Exchange “Outdoor Ventures” in Vilnius, Lithuania. The Main Aim of this project is to cultivate entrepreneurial skills in youth by leveraging outdoor learning methods that inspire creativity, foster collaboration, and develop problem-solving abilities.

BRAVO, in cooperation with “Fondacija poduzetnika u BiH”, is announcing an open call for the Erasmus+ Youth Exchange “United Colors for an Inclusive Future” in Gijon, Spain. The project’s objectives are to help young people develop a sense of social responsibility, raise awareness about human rights and equality,

To solve the problem of lack of “digital literacy” in older people, is to involve young people (who are the main connoisseurs and users of new technologies) as a means of connecting older people to the modern digital society.

Genç Birikim Derneği (Young Accumulation Association) was founded in Muş in 2006 by a group of young people and cancer survivors to contribute to the personal and social development of young people.

CINEBALK is a youth-focused initiative that uses cinema as a transformative tool to promote civic engagement, social inclusion, and cultural dialogue across the Balkans. It aims to equip young people with digital storytelling skills and support them in producing short films that reflect their cultural identities, local issues, and shared values.

This Erasmus+ training course that addresses the growing challenge of youth exclusion and its link to vulnerability to extremist ideologies. n a context where many young people
feel disconnected from society and are drawn to radical narratives, the project focuses on empowering youth workers with inclusive tools and methods.

A 5-day residential training course for 20 participants (youth/social workers, facilitators, activists, artists…) of 7 partner countries to address topics and practices of graphic and visual facilitation, personal and social identities, participation and recovery of public spaces, artivismand social change through self-expression.

By creating a space for knowledge-sharing and non-formal education, young participants from diverse backgrounds will learn about global environmental challenges and how they can contribute, both personally and collectively, to preserving the planet. The project aims to educate European youth about environmental sustainability and climate change.