As part of the ongoing implementation of the XXI Adults – Adaptation of the Adult Educational System to the XXI Century project, project partners held an online coordination meeting on 13 January 2026 to review progress, align next steps, and prepare for the upcoming pilot phase, which represents a key milestone of the project.

BRAVO is announcing an open call for the Erasmus+ Open Call for Training Course “ACTING FOR CHANGE” in Șimon, Romania. “ACTING FOR CHANGE: theatre and film as tools for rural youth work” is an international Erasmus+ training course for youth workers, designed to strengthen the capacity of professionals working with young people from rural areas to use theatre and film as non- formal education tools for participation, inclusion, self-expression, and community engagement.

“Participating in the Erasmus+ project “Outdoor Ventures” in Lithuania was an unforgettable and highly enriching experience for me. The project was focused on entrepreneurship, outdoor learning, and personal development, and it gave me the opportunity to gain both practical knowledge and valuable life skills.”

BRAVO is announcing an open call for the Erasmus+ Youth Exchange “YouthInnoSport” in Zonguldak, Turkiye. The YouthInnoSport project was developed in response to the growing need to support young people’s employability and entrepreneurial skills through innovative and engaging tools such as sport.

Coaches, teammates, managers, and volunteers all help shape the opportunities available within a sports club. Men in these roles can contribute to gender equality through everyday decisions: whose ideas receive attention, who is offered responsibility, and how achievements are recognised.

BRAVO is announcing an open call for the Erasmus+ ESC “Creative Connections 2.0” in Sofia, Bulgaria. The project Creative Connections aims to raise tolerance, break stereotypes and promote understanding among cultures. During the project “Values, Virtues, Integrity” Foundation will host in Sofia, Bulgaria two international volunteers between 18 and 30 years old for- 333 days total funded.

BRAVO invites professionals, practitioners, and experts working with athletes to take part in an important survey supporting the Sports Talent and Career Reinvention (STAR) project, coordinated by the Confederation of European Senior Expert Services (CESES).

BRAVO is announcing an open call for the Erasmus+ Learning, training and teaching activity “DIGITAL COOPERATION AND SHARING TRAINING PROGRAM FOR CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS” in Skopje, North Macedonia. The project delivers several key outputs, including comprehensive digital literacy and cybersecurity training modules, specialized trainings designed for disadvantaged and disabled groups.

BRAVO, in cooperation with “Fondacija poduzetnika u BiH” implemented this project in Lithuania and brought together young people from Spain, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Romania, Georgia, and Lithuania. Its core aim was to explore how nature-based, experiential learning methods can support the development of entrepreneurial mindsets among young people, while also providing youth workers with practical tools they can transfer to their local contexts.

BRAVO is announcing an open call for the Erasmus+ Training Course “Smarty” in Abovyan, Armenia. In today’s AI-driven and information-saturated society, digital and media literacy has become an essential competence for full participation in social, civic, and cultural life. The project aims to develop participants’ competencies to make responsible choices by effectively accessing, locating, sharing, and understanding information and ideas

We are pleased to announce the selected participants for the Training Course “Entrepreneurship Education in the Digital Age” which will take place from January 24th to February 10th, 2026, in Hungary. Entrepreneurship Education in the Digital Age is an international training course designed for youth workers, trainers, and educators who work with young people or are motivated to do so.

At the sixth international meeting, participants reviewed the first developed recommendations for their National Action Plans. The focus was on

NURTURE follows a person-centred pathway that connects young people with real work and guidance. It begins with career counselling and careful matching, continues with an 80-hour mentored apprenticeship, and builds in ongoing monitoring and feedback, ending with formal recognition of learning.

An adult learner completes an assignment, receives a score, and still has questions. What did they do well? Where did they make a mistake? What should they practice next?

Training fees, equipment, competition travel, and accommodation can all form part of an athlete’s sporting commitments. For young women balancing sport and education,
understanding how to access financial support can be an important part of planning their development.

BRAVO is announcing an open call for the Erasmus+ Training Course “Hack the System: Master the Code” in Plovdiv, Bulgaria. The project explores how language structures our reality and how becoming aware of our patterns allows us to communicate with more clarity, intention, and impact. This training empowers participants to navigate both human communication and AI interaction with awareness, creativity, and control.

BRAVO is announcing an open call for the Erasmus+ Training Course “Entrepreneurship Education in the Digital Age” in RÉVFÜLÖP, HUNGARY. Entrepreneurship Education in the Digital Age is an international training course designed for youth workers, trainers and educators who work with young people or are motivated to do so.

“I met many new people from different countries and I actually made a lot of new friends. Everyone was very open, friendly and ready to talk to, so it was easy to connect. During the sessions, I learned the main steps of preparing and leading a workshop. I understood how to communicate with young people, how to keep their attention. I also learned how to work in a team and how important it is to listen to others. The activities helped me to feel more confident and to express my ideas without fear.”

For many years, digital skills were often associated with younger generations entering school or the labour market.  Today, that perception

The working meeting held in Thessaloniki, Greece from 2nd until 5th of December 2025 within the framework of the DiGiVOGUI project brought project partners together to review progress, exchange feedback, and align on next steps for successful implementation. The meeting served as an important coordination moment, strengthening collaboration and ensuring that project activities remain on track.

“There are no words that can describe an experience such as this youth exchange. As a young high schooler, going on her first exchange, I was overwhelmed with a little bit of fear, but a lot of joy. EcoLeaders gave me a space to grow, think and live in the moment. It gave me a chance to express myself and meet my peers from different parts of Europe. But most importantly, this exchange let me create memories that will never be forgotten.”