Young Digital Leaders 2019 - Final Event

Young Digital Leaders is a Europe-wide programme that aims to empower young people through digital citizenship, critical thinking and media literacy skills that reach beyond the classroom, so that they can be truly empowered as responsible digital leaders. What started off with a meeting in Brussels in February this year ended with an event during which the partners presented their achievements, shared good practices and brainstormed together about the lessons learned and the road ahead.

Curs de formare - [HR-347] Joyful Leadership, 10.11.2019-16.11.2019, Zagreb, Croația

În perioada 10-16 noiembrie 2019 s-a desfășurat în Zagreb,Croația, cursul de formare Erasmus+ „Joyful Leadership” [HR-347], la care au participat 28 de reprezentanți din 9 țări: România, Italia, Grecia, Macedonia, Turcia, Armenia, Albania, Croația, Cehia.

Echipa României a fost formată din Gabriela Aramă (Iași), Irina Dumitru (București) și Sebastian-Gabriel Roibu (București). Ei au reprezentat GEYC, parteneri în proiectul Erasmus + al Asociației O.A.Z.A. din Croația. 

Training Course - [FR-286] „Dance your ability”, 12.11.2019-22.11.2019, Pamiers, Franța

În perioada 12–22 noiembrie 2019 a avut loc cursul de formare Erasmus+ „Dance your ability”, bazat pe tema incluziunii, în special a persoanelor cu dizabilități, prin metode inovatoare (terapia prin dans). Proiectul a avut loc în Bedeille, Franța, și a avut participanți din următoarele țări: Cehia, Grecia, Macedonia, Slovenia, Polonia, Franța și România.

Young Digital Leaders at the World Forum for Democracy

We showcased the Young Digital Leaders Project during the World Forum for Democracy, hosted by the Council of Europe in Strasbourg. Here's how we did and what guests wanted to know about our project.

Join our consultation for the future of ErasmusPlus programme in the youth field for the period 2021-2027

Join the consultation at geyc.ro/consultation

Together with our partners from PRISMA European Network we have launched a consultation targeting beneficiary organisations of Erasmus+ programme in the youth field aiming to collect their experience and suggestions for improving the format of the upcoming European programme in the youth field, the successor of the Erasmus+ programme during the period 2021-2027. 

GEYC Community - a good practice example of digital youth work (ESPON Seminar)

Bucharest, 30th of October 2019: The ESPON Seminar on “Shaping the “Next Economy”: The Territorial Dimension of the Future of Work in Southern Europe” will examine the territorial dimension of labour markets in Southern Europe, setting forth the need to adopt a place-sensitive approach while broadening the governance perspective for designing effective policies. Our colleague, Gabriel Brezoiu, will join as an invited expert during the second part of the seminar "Part II: Tackling Youth Unemployment: Is Enough Being Done?" presenting the example of GEYC Community as a digital youth work good practice.

WFD2019: “Is Democracy in danger in the information age?”

This year edition of the World Forum for Democracy (WFD)
will be hosted in Strasbourg, France on 6-8 November 2019

Our colleague, Adelina DRAGOMIR will join as a speaker during LAB 1 Human 2.0 : Youth and Digital Empowerment of the World Forum for Democracy, hosted by the Council of Europe in Strasbourg between 6th and 8th November 2019.

Curs de formare - [IT-316] MEWE-FACEMAPS, 12.10.2019-18.10.2019, Cosenza, Italy

În perioada 12-18 octombrie 2019 s-a desfășurat în Arcavacata di Rende, Cosenza, provincia Calabria, din Italia, cursul de formare Erasmus + „MEWE – FaceMaps”, [IT-316], la care au participat câte 3 reprezentanți din 10 țări: România, Italia, Spania, Germania, Lituania, Bulgaria, Grecia, Macedonia, Turcia, Polonia.

Shared living, Co-working and Purposeful Travelling - an EVS experience

Ana-Maria spent some wonderful weeks in an EVS, working with Green Association, a Bulgarian NGO that promotes non-standard solutions for environmental protection.

50+30 - Europe for Citizens Remembrance project

The '50+30' project refers to the remembrance of 80 passing since the beginning of WW2, The end of WW2 has led to 50 years of authoritarian regimes in many central and eastern European countries, culminating with the democratic revolutions of 1989.