The experience of becoming digitally conscious through the youth exchange was truly beautiful. The organization of the project was executed exceptionally well, and I formed meaningful connections with every person involved. Participating in this type of project ignited a passion within me for project work, and I am eager to continue exploring similar opportunities.

As we already mentioned we will bring more workshops regarding IT skills. So here we are, another workshop was held under the project “Sharing Design Your Job” by Bosnian participants of the training course “Basic UX Design”.

Hate Speech is experienced daily by many young people across Europe. With the development of social networks the number of cyber-bullying and cyber-harassment cases has increased, increasing the risks to democratic order and creating concerns among young people and youth organizations.

Name of the project:  Youth Exchange ‘’Don’t Worry Be Happy’’Date of Project: 17.06.2023 – 25.06.2023. Hosting organization: “Projects InnoEdu”Sending Organization: ”BRAVO”Place:  Arcus, RomaniaParticipants age: 16-30The number of

The Little Prince – a Personal Journey” is an Erasmus+ project which addresses young people’s need of learning different instruments for identifying mechanisms of resilience and coping with new challenges, as well as accepting the change, since they usually come out of the educational systems not so much focused on emotional intelligence development and human connection.

In numerous countries, Roma people have long endured structural prejudice, social isolation, and poverty. As a result, it is critical to support these groups and help to make improvements. Today, we’ll look at a few organizations that help Roma populations all across the world

BRAVO – Bosnian Representative Organization for Valuable Opportunities, as the sole certified organization in Bosnia and Herzegovina for ESC humanitarian aid projects, is proud to announce the implementation of the ESC Humanitarian Aid project called “H.A.N.D.” – Humanitarian Aid for the Needs of Development.

The Kick-off Meeting for the “Developing Academic Education Tools and Methods of Traditional Sports and Games for Youth” project was recently held at the World Ethnosport Confederation (WEC) Headquarters in Istanbul. This meeting marked the successful initiation of the project, which aims to develop academic education tools and methods to promote traditional sports and games among young people.

The aim of this project is to develop a common understanding of Intercultural learning as an effective social educational process aiming at being able to understand, respect, and adopt values and practical solutions from different cultures ( as each educational process participants will be guided to make their learning plan and action plan with clear aims).

Hate Speech is experienced daily by many young people across Europe. With the development of social networks the number of cyber-bullying and cyber-harassment cases has increased, increasing the risks to democratic order and creating concerns among young people and youth organizations.

Projekat je fokusiran na poseban kulturni izraz zemalja učesnica, koji je vezan za modu i posebne načine izrade odjeće zasnovane na lokalnoj tradiciji (kako u pogledu dizajna, tako i u pogledu upotrebljenih materijala itd.).

Erasmus+ and ESC promotion: You would help promote Erasmus+ and European Solidarity Corps programs to potential members, by sharing information and answering questions about the programs.

Women’s economic empowerment is an essential asset to achieving gender equality. However, in most countries, worldwide men outnumber women in leadership positions in every sector globally, including business, non-profits, government, education, medicine, the military, and religion.

The Bosnian delegation, representing Bosnian Representative Association for Valuable Opportunities was in Brussels for the last meeting of the Bricks Made of Words project, co-financed by the EU’s program “Europe for Citizens”

Recalling our last training course, from 5.3. until 13.3, we had the opportunity to host 20 young people from six countries, who learned about Basic UX design. During the training course, they learned about user personas, user journeys, user flows, etc. However, their learning journey hasn’t finished after the end of the training course.

This project is supported and co-funded by the Erasmus+ programme. It means that your travel costs, accommodation, and food will be fully covered if you get selected for the project. The European Commission’s support for the production of this publication does not constitute an endorsement of the contents, which reflect the views only of the authors

“Sharing Design Your Job” project is a continuation of the “Design Your Job” (DYJ) initiative under which is developed 4 projects already. Three of them were financed by EACEA and one by Serbian NA. All projects under the “DYJ” initiative follow and contribute to the overall objective of

Raise the awareness of challenges and limits of intercultural learning, eg. Lack of reciprocity in countries, mostly those who are ready to cooperate with partner organizations on a longer basis as multipliers and resource persons in their countries

”I had the pleasure of participating in a Gender Equality training in Dilijan, Armenia. I must say that the training was an exceptional experience, and it has left an indelible impression on me. It was comprehensive and insightful, and I loved the way sessions were structured to provide a deeper understanding of gender inequality issues.

’I am very glad that I had the incredible opportunity to participate in the Digital Ying Yang training, and it was truly an exceptional experience. Throughout the program, I was able to develop a deeper understanding of digital tools and techniques, which will undoubtedly benefit me in my future work with youth. The trainers were knowledgeable and engaging, making the learning process both enjoyable and effective.

As previously stated, the initiative “Becoming Digitally Conscious” will provide several possibilities for young people to become better versions of themselves through the practice of healthy digital habits. We hope you’re familiar with the project’s theme because we’ll get into the specifics