The research paper “The Impact of Online Life on Youth Mental Health: A Cross-Country Comparative Study in Europe” has just been published as part of the MYndTheater project and is now available in Bosnian.

BRAVO is announcing an open call for the Erasmus+ Training Course “Building Inclusive Youth Work Through Non-Formal Education” in Sarajevo, B&H. The aim of this training course is to bring together youth workers, youth leaders and volunteers from different countries in order to strengthen their competences in non-formal education methods, foster intercultural dialogue, and support them in developing inclusive and sustainable educational practices within their local realities.

On 29 September 2025, the Bosnian Representative Association for Valuable Opportunities (BRAVO) proudly hosted the second Transnational Project Meeting (TPM2) in Sarajevo as part of the Erasmus+ project XXI Adults: Adaptation of the Adult Educational System to the XXI Century

We are pleased to announce the selected participants for the Training Course: “Looking For Nemo”, which will take place from October 8th to October 16th, 2025, in Castelletto di Cuggiono, Italy. The training course brings together youth workers and practitioners from across Europe to address the growing challenge of youth exclusion and its link to vulnerability to extremist ideologies.

“The most impactful part of the project was the human connection, interacting and building relationships with people I might never have met otherwise. Learning about different cultures and countries in such an engaging and interactive way was inspiring and eye-opening. I feel incredibly grateful to now have friends across Europe, from Greece to Romania, who I can visit and stay connected with.”

Youth participation is one of the pillars of democratic societies. The research “Democratic Participation and Civic Engagement for Young People in the Balkans” explores the state of youth engagement in five countries, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Greece, Montenegro, and Romania.

BRAVO is announcing an open call for the Erasmus+ Training Course “We can beat you, Earthquake!” in Sivas, Türkiye. The primary aim of this project is to raise awareness about earthquakes and natural disasters, specifically targeting the younger generation.

“The recent Youth Exchange project was truly a unique and special experience for me. Our whole national team was amazing, and everyone was cooperative and really friendly. All of the participants from the exchange had a special talent that they could showcase to others, and that is something that really changed my perspective.”

We are pleased to announce the selected participants for the Youth Exchange “Youth4Green: Digital Leaders for a Sustainable Europe”, which will take place from September 19th to September 26th, 2025, in Silivri, Istanbul, Türkiye. . Participants will explore key themes of climate change, sustainable development, and digital transformation while engaging in non-formal learning methods and intercultural dialogue.

From July 16th to 23th, Sarajevo became the center of a vibrant youth exchange, gathering participants from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Greece, and Spain. The project “Youth4Values,” organized by BRAVO BiH with the support of international partners, aimed to explore the values that connect us as European citizens.

BRAVO is announcing an open call for the Erasmus+ Youth Exchange “Outdoor Ventures” in Vilnius, Lithuania. The Main Aim of this project is to cultivate entrepreneurial skills in youth by leveraging outdoor learning methods that inspire creativity, foster collaboration, and develop problem-solving abilities.

“This youth exchange has left a huge impact on me. The topic of entrepreneurship was exactly the thing that drew me to this project, but let me tell you the place didn’t disappoint. The wonderful lake of Balaton is truly the hidden gem of Hungary. We had the opportunity to meet people from six different countries and learn a bit from each other.”

We are pleased to announce the selected participants for the Training Course “Fractal”, which will be held from October 16th to October 22nd, 2025, in Guadalajara, Spain. This project, hosted by Otra Escuela in collaboration with the sending organization BRAVO, is supported and co-funded by the Erasmus+ programme.

BRAVO, in cooperation with “Fondacija poduzetnika u BiH”, is announcing an open call for the Erasmus+ Youth Exchange “United Colors for an Inclusive Future” in Gijon, Spain. The project’s objectives are to help young people develop a sense of social responsibility, raise awareness about human rights and equality,

CoHousing Budapest is an association focused on community housing. Our diverse members—across professions, interests, and family backgrounds—are united by a shared knowledge and experience of cohousing.

“Actitud innoCREATIVA” is a 9-month ESC project hosted by Leitmotiv-Area, a cultural association in Hellín, Spain. The aim is to boost creativity and solidarity in rural areas by involving European youth in cultural and social activities. Volunteers will become active promoters of creativity, inclusion, and cultural awareness in the local community.

On 28 August 2025, the Erasmus+ project ParaSwInclusion hosted the round table “Para Swimming in the Western Balkans: Present and Future” at the Science and Technology Park of Montenegro in Podgorica. The event was organized in a hybrid format, enabling both in-person and online participation.

We are pleased to announce the list of selected participants who will represent BRAVO in the Youth Exchange “Entrepreneurial Journey”, taking place from October 22nd to October 30th, 2025, in Sub Cetate, Romania.

Between 18–22 August 2025, the Learning, Teaching, and Training Activity (LTT) “Counterintelligence and Building Resistance to Disinformation” was successfully implemented in Brussels, Belgium, within the framework of the Erasmus+ KA220-YOU project Civil Society Initiatives Strengthened with Information and Data Security.

“What truly made the experience unforgettable were the people. Meeting participants from many different countries, exchanging ideas and learning from each other made the training even better. On top of that, the whole program was well organized – from the trainer to the warm, supportive atmosphere. “

To solve the problem of lack of “digital literacy” in older people, is to involve young people (who are the main connoisseurs and users of new technologies) as a means of connecting older people to the modern digital society.