#TheYouthCreativeAcademy: Entrepreneurship in Creative Industries blended-mobility (5-11 March 2022, Braga, Portugal)

#TheYouthCreativeAcademy: Why is culture important?

 

#TheYouthCreativeAcademy: What does CREATIVITY mean? (video)

#TheYouthCreativeAcademy: Project Management for Creators Training in Cabris, France

#TheYouthCreativeAcademy: Kick-off meeting in Vilnius, Lithuania

Youth Exchange | [TR-428] #AddicTech, 25.07.2021-02.08.2021, Ankara, Turkey

 

The start of the Erasmus+ KA2 project CREAction4EU

World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development: the value of diversity as a growth opportunity for a united Europe

The most desirable skills in the pandemic context (what to learn to make yourself employable)

Changing skills demand in EU neighbourhood- ETF webinar conclusions

PrismaEU Talks- Future of Work in the post-pandemic recovery context

 

Youth Exchange: Business to business, 22.05.2019-29.05.2019, Valmiera, Latvia

Have you ever wondered what is a business incubator? We had the opportunity to visit one in Valmiera and to find out that a business incubator is a company that helps new and startup companies to develop by providing services (such as management training or office space). In the project "Business to business", we were able to create work plans and to develop ideas from scratch.

Training Course: ABCreativity, 20.01.2019-28.01.2019, Leszno, Poland

ABCreativity was a 7 days Training Course for beginners on the topic of creativity and innovation and how to use it in our local communities and in our NGOs reality. It took place in Leszno, Wielkopolska, Poland and gathered participants from 8 countries – Poland, Romania, Greece, Italy, Portugal, Bulgaria, Spain and Czech Republic. The project was organized by our partners from Fundacja Arena i Świat.

Volunteers wanted for European Solidarity Corps projects in Germany!

"Exploring Cultural Heritage" Survey Results

Varianta în limba română este disponibilă mai jos

On the occasion of the Romanian National Cultural Day, GEYC - Group of the European Youth for Change releases the results of the survey that analyses the connection between young people and cultural heritage.

That's a wrap: European Fellowship on Project Management (EFPM)

The European Fellowship on Project Management was a complex programme initiated by GEYC under the framework of EuroIMPACT Plus KA2 Strategic Partnership, aiming to develop the project management skills of young people. Between August 1st and December 31st 2018, 4 young people got involved in various activities that challenged them, but also made them develop their project management skills.

TC-Holloko, Hungary

The EducatiON line training course, held between 29.05-04.06 2018 in Holloko, Hungary, was truly a project of diversity and multiculturalism. Even if there were five participating countries, the participants came from 12 different countries, from 3 parts of the world: Europe, Asia and South America. 

Youth Exchange: [BG-160] InforMigration, Bansko, Bulgaria

Six enthusiastic GEYCuleți spent about a week in the one of the largest winter resorts of Bulgaria, attending a training course about topics related to migration, refugees, hate speech and human rights. They got the chance to learn the processes, reasons and effects of migration, about climate change and its social, economic, political and environmental consequences and at the end were left with one of the most exciting stories to tell.

“#PlayEurope ‐ EduGames for Active Citizenship” – Strategic Partnership in the field of Youth (KA2)

“#PlayEurope ‐ EduGames for Active Citizenship” is a Strategic Partnership in the field of Youth, supported by Erasmus+ Programme. The project consortium is led by Viteco – Italy, and the other partners organisations are: 

TC - "Your Body is a Voice II", Ganties, France

Have many of you have heard about the power of body language? This year, in May, in a beautiful part of France, called Ganties, took part the training course “Your Body is a Voice II”. The training course was addressed to youthworkers who were interested in participating in body language workshops. The aims of this training course were to promote the culture and living diversity as well as to encourage the youth expression, creativity and communication through dance, theatre and singing.