The GENDERWISE project, co-funded by the Erasmus+ Sport programme, continues to make meaningful progress in addressing gender inequality in sport by supporting the dual careers of young female athletes. As GENDERWISE continues to evolve, the project remains a powerful example of how strategic collaboration, digital innovation, and a strong equity focus can create meaningful change.

“My Erasmus experience has started with the fear of the unknown, and finished with the confidence, and new dimension of self-awareness. The journey has led me through the portals that I have never been fully aware of, people from different backgrounds, of different nationalities, and cultures, all coexisting as one.”

We are pleased to announce the list of selected participants who will represent BRAVO in the Youth Exchange “Innovative Futures”, taking place from August 2nd to August 10th, 2025, in Balatonfüred, Hungary.

Podcasting’s roots can be traced back to the early 2000s, built upon the convergence of several technological innovations and a growing demand for more personaliezd, on-demand audio content. The concept began as “audio blogging,” where individuals recorded and shared audio diaries online.

Eating a variety of fruits and vegetables in different colors every day is one of the best things we can do for our health. This idea is often called “eating the rainbow.” Each color in food represents different vitamins, minerals, and natural plant compounds that help our body in unique ways.

Project Youth4Values supports active citizenship and political participation of youth in partner countries, coming from 3 different European regions. As well as, the project will foster the development of social and intercultural competencies, critical thinking, and soft and transversal skills.

On May 19, the city of Podgorica welcomed representatives of the MEDIActive Youth project for their third full-day consortium meeting. This regional initiative, which promotes media literacy and critical thinking among youth, gathered eight participants representing six partner organizations.

The project is designed for active youngsters and group leaders from 6 countries to raise awareness about misinformation and develop critical thinking and media literacy skills. Activities foreseen are in the frame of: youth projects; civic activism; engagement with the local community.

On Friday, May 23rd, BRAVO had the pleasure of welcoming 24 students in International Relations and International Development from the University of Birmingham to our office in Sarajevo. The visit offered an opportunity for the students to gain deeper insight into the mission and work of BRAVO as a leading NGO in the region.

The project aims to empower youth workers by equipping them with the tools and methods necessary to guide young people in developing transnational cooperation skills, sharing know-how, and building sustainable networks.

We are pleased to announce the list of selected participants who will represent BRAVO in the Training Course “The Adaptation and Rehabilitation of Migrants to Social Life” II, taking place from June 22th to June 28th, 2025, in Istanbul, Türkiye. This project is hosted by the SETA Foundation and supported by BRAVO as the sending organization.

BRAVO, in cooperation with “Fondacija Poduzetnika u BiH” is announcing an open call for the online Youth Training “CINEBALK”. 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.

“Youth exchanges are something I believe every young person should experience. They offer more than just knowledge, they help you grow, connect, and discover new sides of yourself. I feel lucky to have been part of such a journey, and I’m excited for every new opportunity that still awaits.”

BRAVO, in cooperation with “Fondacija Poduzetnika u BiH” is announcing an open call for the Erasmus+ LTT 1 – FutureCraft: Empowering Visionaries for Tomorrow’s Dynamic Landscape in Gebze, Kocaeli, Türkiye. This project aims to equip young entrepreneurs with futures literacy, a critical competence that enables businesses to build resilience against uncertainty.

BRAVO is announcing an open call for the Erasmus+ Youth Exchange “EcoLeaders” in Loutraki, Greece. EcoLeaders aims to empower young people to lead sustainable change, combining environmental action with mental resilience. Through non formal learning and intercultural exchange, participants build skills to support their communities.

BRAVO participated in the fourth edition of Maker Faire Sarajevo, held on May 31 and June 1, 2025, at the historic Vila Braun. This event brought together innovators, educators, and creatives from across the country, celebrating the spirit of making and the fusion of technology, art, and education.

We are pleased to announce the list of selected participants who will represent BRAVO in the Training Course “The Adaptation and Rehabilitation of Migrants to Social Life”, taking place from June 15th to June 21st, 2025, in Istanbul, Türkiye. This project is hosted by the SETA Foundation and supported by BRAVO as the sending organization.

Spend nine fully-funded summer days in the “Innovative Futures” Youth Exchange turning creative sparks into real business ideas in Balatonfüred, Hungary. Through hands-on workshops, innovation challenges, and sunset brainstorming by the lake, you’ll gain the entrepreneurial mindset to thrive in tomorrow’s job market.

The Train4Family transnational project meeting took place on May 28–29, 2025, in Murcia, Spain, bringing together partners from seven countries : Bulgaria, Croatia, Italy, Slovenia, Spain, Turkiye and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Hosted by the University of Murcia, the meeting focused on reviewing project progress and planning future steps to promote sports activities for children with disabilities and their families.

In Bosnia and Herzegovina, the inclusion of children with disabilities in sports is highly important and holds great value for society. Such initiatives help break down social barriers and raise awareness about the abilities of every child. By creating more inclusive spaces, clubs and organizations ensures no child is left behind in the journey toward health, happiness, and equal opportunities.

“The people were open minded, tolerant and from so many different backgrounds. The discussions were real, sometimes challenging and difficult, but coordinators were there to keep everything in line. I came home with new knowledge, new connections, and a broader perspective.”