“I’m in the seventh grade and I’m an excellent student. Swimming means a lot to me, primarily because of my health, but also because of my friends. I don’t know how I would do without this. I’ve been training for five years, three or four times a week. I wish I could do more” – said Ismail Barlov.

We are excited to announce the participants selected for the NGO Video Lab project, taking place from November 24th to December 1st, 2024, in Stubičke Toplice,
Croatia. Organized by FONDACIJA PODUZETNIKA in collaboration with the hosting organization HUKI, this project is designed to equip youth workers with essential video
production and promotional skills, enhancing their ability to engage young people in NGO activities.

We are excited to announce the selected participants for the Erasmus+ Youth Exchange project “Inclusion and Diversity through Chess,” taking place from October 29th to November 5th, 2024 in Narón, Spain. This project, organized by “SZSR FBIH” in cooperation with the hosting organization “Asociación On my way,” will bring together young people to explore the themes of inclusion and diversity through the powerful lens of chess.

The international meeting for the #Train4Family project took place on October 11-12, 2024, in Palermo, Italy, bringing together representatives from Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Turkey, Slovenia, Spain, and Italy. This collaborative gathering aimed to evaluate project progress, exchange good practices, and outline the next steps in promoting sports

“The project was a wonderful experience. It broadened my perspective on conservation and environmental protection. Something I would highlight as a particularly valuable experience is meeting people from different cultures and traditions. I believe that only in this way can we improve our understanding, break down prejudices, and become better members of our community.”

“Participating in the Erasmus youth exchange in Brežice, Slovenia, was an eye-opening journey that delved into the intricate theme of “Ethics in Artificial Intelligence.” Visiting HPC Vega, Slovenia’s supercomputer company, and the Jožef Stefan Institute in Ljubljana provided invaluable insights into the technological landscape and the ethical considerations that come with it.”

We are excited to announce the selected participants for the Youth Exchange “From Rural to Plural – [Rural] Youth for Diversity and Human Rights”, which will take place from November 3rd to November 12th, 2024, in Bran, Romania. This project, hosted by Asociatia Pentru Dezvoltare Activa in collaboration with the sending organization BRAVO, will bring together youth from diverse backgrounds to focus on promoting human rights and diversity in rural communities.

We are thrilled to announce the selected participants for the Youth Exchange “Digital Innovators Exchange”, scheduled to take place from November 6th to November 14th, 2024, in Balatonszárszó, Hungary. Organized by BRAVO in partnership with the hosting organization MeOut, this exciting project will bring together young minds eager to delve into the world of digital innovation and AI.

Podcasts are everywhere these days, and they’ve quickly become a favorite way for people to learn new things, hear different opinions, or just be entertained while they go about their day. But with so many podcasts out there, how do you decide which ones are worth your time? As part of the Dempod project, which helps young people use podcasts to get involved in their communities and take part in democracy

U organizaciji BRAVO – Bosnian Representative Association for Valuable Opportunities, Ministarstva civilnih poslova Bosne i Hercegovine i Nacionalnog Erasmus+ ureda u BiH, u posljednja dva dana održana su dva Erasmus+ info dana u Sarajevu, s više od 180 učesnika koji su predstavljali različite institucije, organizacije i preduzeća.

On September 30, 2024, participants of the project “Sustainable ImPACT” organized an impactful workshop for 14 young participants at “Smajić Priroda,” a beautiful nature-surrounded location designed to foster creativity and collaboration. The workshop was aimed at young people aged 17 to 25 and focused on addressing the pressing issue of overproduction and its negative impact on the environment.

For young volunteers, these virtual spaces have become essential to their personal and professional growth. Online communities allow young volunteers to connect with people across the world. These platforms enable them to collaborate with others who share their passions, regardless of geographic boundaries.

This soft skills training is designed for young people who are already freelancers, entrepreneurs, digital nomads (or those aspiring to become digital nomads), and those who wish to improve their entrepreneurial mindset. A one-day hackathon may be included in the program depending on the group composition, participant needs, and existing dynamics.

„During my time on a project Be socially (PRO)active I truly had a great time full of positive experiences and memories. At first, I admit, I was a little bit hesitant, since this is my first Bravo project and I did not know what to expect. As soon as I started to meet other people, firstly my Bosnian team fellows, I encountered the most exceptional young welcoming people

From October 14th to 19th, 2024, the world will once again unite to celebrate the Erasmus+ programme during the 8th edition of Erasmus Days. This international event invites students, teachers, trainers, professionals and citizens everywhere to engage in activities that promote the Erasmus+ programme, sharing its many benefits and showcasing its impact on education, youth and personal development.

The MAKE AMAZING VISUALS project aims to provide youth workers, educators, and trainers with the skills needed to enhance their visual communication techniques. The training focuses on creating impactful visuals that can simplify complex ideas, making them more accessible and engaging for all audiences.

The Visual Youth Exchange in Balatonszárszó, Hungary, is an eight-day event that helps young people use visual storytelling and creativity to express themselves and share their ideas. The project gives participants the chance to build skills in using visual tools and working with others from different countries.

“My time in the Erasmus+ program “Make every step count“ in Italy was truly transformative. From savoring delicious Italian cuisine, like pizza, pasta, and cheese, to connecting with wonderful people from diverse countries. Every moment was truly enriching. I had the opportunity to learn bits of different languages and immerse myself in traditional cultural dances.”

We are beyond excited to share the launch of the first-ever DIGIVOGUI Newsletter! As we embark on this engaging journey, our mission is simple yet impactful: to keep you connected and informed about everything happening within the DIGIVOGUI project.

The main objectives of this Youth Exchange are to equip participants with tools to promote human rights in rural communities, increase awareness of human rights in daily life, and encourage active participation in defending these rights. Additionally, the program aims to develop advocacy, communication, and project management skills, supporting participants in creating actionable plans for their local communities.

This soft skills training is designed for young people who are already freelancers, entrepreneurs, digital nomads (or those aspiring to become digital nomads), and those who wish to improve their entrepreneurial mindset.
A one-day hackathon may be included in the program depending on the group composition, participant needs, and existing dynamics.