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.

Ministarstvo civilnih poslova Bosne i Hercegovine, u saradnji sa Erasmus+ uredom za Bosnu i Hercegovinu i BRAVO organizacijom, organizira „Erasmus+ info dan u Bosni i Hercegovini 2024“, s ciljem promocije mogućnosti koje Erasmus+ program nudi u oblasti obrazovanja, obuke, mladih i sporta.

The project aims to promote sports and emphasize their significance in daily life, fostering social inclusion and well-being for people of all ages, genders, and backgrounds. It uses sports to educate children and youth, instill good values, and train sports workers and coaches.

The project “Engage, connect and empower youth for a sustainable green future” is focused on two European Youth Goals: quality learning and sustainable green Europe. It aims at implementing a creative strategy in terms of capacity building for the new generation actually facing the problems of tomorrow related to environment degradation, climate change, and sustainability issues.

“The youth exchange in Graz on the occasion of the Urban Art Festival Styria was a truly freeing experience of days filled with creativity, dance and laughter. It is really a difficult task to capture such an enriching and creatively fulfilling exchange in just a few paragraphs. Upon our arrival, we engaged in ice-breaker activities to get to know each other, followed by two full days of exploring the city of Graz.”

As a volunteer in Katowice, you will focus on community building, ecological tasks, and working with children and people with disabilities. You will engage with local groups, organise events, and promote ESC projects. Your tasks will include

The NGO Video Lab project is focused on educating youth workers in NGOs to master the skills of creating engaging video content. The goal is to equip youth workers with modern promotional strategies and video content to reach more young people, increasing their involvement in NGO activities.

In today’s tech-driven world, digital skills are vital for success. Whether you’re entering the job market, advancing your career, or simply staying updated, enhancing these skills is
essential. While formal education is one route, volunteering offers an excellent, often overlooked way to build your digital expertise.

The Antalya Turkuaz Youth Association is a dynamic and impactful organization committed to empowering the youth of Antalya. Through a diverse array of programs and activities, the association fosters personal growth, cultural awareness, and active community engagement.

From the 9th to the 12th of September 2024, the Visual Thinking 4 Youth training course took place in Tirana, Albania. This event brought together youth workers from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Italy, North Macedonia, Montenegro, and Albania with the shared goal of developing learning methodologies specific to working with young individuals with dyslexia

“I felt that I had gained a relationship with people of great trust, with people with whom I can always have a good time, talk about important topics and finally continue our story of friendship. I can say for sure that this was the best Erasmus+ program from my experience and active volunteering, and I thank all the people who made this experience possible and all those who contributed to making this the best Erasmus+ program for me so far.”

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.

Have you ever dreamt about working in a garden and organising sustainability projects? Or have you ever had the desire to work in a fun, outgoing, creative and multinational team with lots of experience in the field of international youth work? If any of the above is true for you, then we might have the perfect opportunity for you!

Jeste li vi nevladina organizacija koja je spremna da regrutuje pametne i motivisane mlade ljude? U okviru projekta NURTURE („Nurturing the world can be a job“), sufinansiranog od strane ERASMUS-YOUTH-2023-CB programa, BRAVO poziva nevladine organizacije da postanu domaćini mladim ljudima – pripravnicima na različitim pozicijama.

BRAVO is working hard to prepare for the upcoming youth exchange in Bosnia and Herzegovina in November 2024 for the Second Chance Project! From November 18 to November 26, 25 young people from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Slovenia, Egypt, Sweden, and Albania will gather in Sarajevo to continue learning about the fashion industry and to expand their practical skillsets in a collaborative environment!

The project aims to promote sports and emphasize their significance in daily life, fostering social inclusion and well-being for people of all ages, genders, and backgrounds. It uses sports to educate children and youth, instill good values, and train sports workers and coaches. Workshops, events, and programs will use sports as informal education tools to advocate for changes in public policy and legislation. The project will target various populations to highlight the importance of physical activity in public health policies.

Entrepreneurship isn’t just about starting a business; it’s a mindset that involves exploring and leveraging everything in your surroundings to create opportunities, improve conditions, and enhance well-being. By adopting an entrepreneurial approach, you can drive personal growth, contribute positively to your community, and create meaningful changes. Here’s how you can use entrepreneurial skills to transform your environment and yourself.