In today’s interconnected world, the power of technology knows no bounds. Borders that were once insurmountable have become virtual pathways to global understanding. Bosnia and Herzegovina, a country with a rich cultural tapestry and a thirst for progress, has embraced the transformative potential of virtual exchange programs.
As our joint collaboration on the Tool4youth project is coming slowly to an end, we are entering the phase of implementing final activities. IVAIGO, our partner organization on this project organized a multiplier event and a final conference held on 22nd September.
We continued our talks on young people in digital era with young people through our 2nd LTT under the name of Barrier-Free Traditional Sports and Games in the city that has a planet named after it – Kaunas (Lithuania) from 20th to 26th of September.
AHEAD project aims to promote between youngsters non–discrimination and to combat racism, xenophobia and other forms of intolerance against Roma and other Ethnic minorities (mostly migrants). Partners jointly work on innovative good practice approaches, human rights-based narratives, training, official regular meetings, and European awareness raising campaigns.
We marked the beginning of September with a 3-day meeting within the project Development of Digital Platforms and Applications for the Revival of Traditional Sports and Games in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina from 15th to 18th of September. Main aim of this meeting was to gather partners to discuss and share about the progress in partner countries in regards to the implementation of the project.
From the 11th to the 13th of September 2023, a vibrant mix of youth workers, activists, and stakeholders converged in the picturesque city of Tirana, Albania, for the kick-off meeting of the project “FREE TO BE”. The objective? To foster a cyberspace where everyone, irrespective of their sexual orientation or gender identity, feels secure, respected, and valued.
The project “DREAM AFTER COVID” aims to foster a sense of solidarity, collaboration, and mutual support among young people, enabling them to engage in social entrepreneurship and contribute to their communities’ post-COVID recovery. The project involves four partner organizations from different countries: Spain, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Italy, and Egypt.
People’s digital behaviors have been significantly impacted by the global epidemic, which has gradually changed and reshaped the ways that we communicate, work, seek out information, and digest it. It is safe to state that preventative measures like lockdowns have had an impact on society as a whole.
THE ”AHEAD” event took place in Bihać on the 22nd of August and it gathered over 15 young people who were eager to extend their knowledge and upgrade their skills. Unfortunately, we live in a world where equality is just a concept as many people face discrimination and prejudice on a daily basis.
The project “DREAM AFTER COVID” is a collaborative initiative designed to connect youth workers and young individuals facing fewer opportunities across multiple countries. This project aims to foster a sense of solidarity, collaboration, and mutual support among young people, enabling them to engage in social entrepreneurship and contribute to their communities’ post-COVID recovery.
