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This youth exchange aims to increase awareness and understanding of the ethical aspects of artificial intelligence (AI) among young people. Participants will be empowered to become responsible and engaged citizens in the digital age, promoting ethical practices in AI. Knowledge will be shared through creative videos on social media to reach European Union citizens.

We invite you to embark on a creative adventure with us! Join international street art artists in creating massive murals on publicly authorized buildings, spreading messages of peace and sustainability throughout Europe. If music is your passion, our music laboratory and workshops are for you—immerse yourself in songwriting, composing, and more. Whether you’re an artist or a music lover, come be a part of this journey of creativity, expression, and collaboration.

Considering the significant impact that climate change has on the future of the next generations, environmental education should be a priority in youth work worldwide. Beyond gaining knowledge about the environment, recycling, and individual ecological footprints, it is crucial to address the emotional consequences of climate change and focus on real-life solutions.

Disasters in the realities of the world affect nations and countries from various perspectives. We encounter many different disasters at every point in our living space, impacting societies psychologically, socially, economically, and socioculturally. In addition to natural disasters, societies also face various human-made disasters caused by nuclear, biological, and industrial accidents, as well as issues involving immigrants, displaced people, and wars. The importance and diversity of disasters vary by country.

“The project includes an introductory training course on Living Library Methodology, followed by three months for participants to design and implement events in their communities. It culminates in a final evaluation meeting to reflect on experiences and lessons learned. The training involves 36 youth workers from the European Union (Netherlands, Greece, Portugal, and Romania) and neighboring countries (Armenia, Türkiye, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Palestine), engaging them in discussions, presentations, and field visits to develop their skills in organizing Living Library events.”