International cooperation

The topics covered in the course of the project have great influence on the evolution of our society. The topics of gender roles in society, stereotypes and LGBTQI (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Intersex), raises problems that are incompatible with the respect for human rights, and the notion of a democratic society.

The unemployment affects youth's life in financial, economical, spiritual and mental ways, not just in our country but other countries as well. Youth unemployment generates huge society strains.

Second event of Youth Exchange Youth UP! will be held in Zadar, participants will investigate urban (youth) life in Zadar. They will focus on what the characteristics are, what the opportunities are for youngsters in these cities and what do entrepreneurs do to be succesful?

The exchange will be focussed mainly for youngsters aged between 16 and 30 who are unemployed, don't know what to choose for studies or work or who are somehow 'stuck in life'. The focus will be mainly on social entrepreneurship, what is it, how does it work in each country, what are my options, etc.​

The unemployment affects youth's life in financial, economical, spiritual and mental ways, not just in our country but other countries as well. Youth unemployment generates huge society strains.

The European Internet newspaper European Youth Voice exist since 2006, this year another meeting takes place in a picturesque town Bad Honnef, close to bigger cities like Bonn or Cologne. Topic of this year's meeting is Escape,migration, living in Europe - a common future!

The aim of this project is to come to terms with issues of employability and entre-preneurship by providing participants with knowledge and skills necessary for self-management, entrepreneurial competitiveness and the promotion of social inclusion.

During after our previous projects and discussions with some organizations we came to these results: Many NGOs are talking about leadership but they still don´t know a lot about its theoretical background and how its theory is directly connected to youth work. Even during our discussion we have mentioned that many NGOs have troubles with motivation and that the workers are not happy (even the youngsters, who come in touch with this organization), don´t know in what type of activities/work are they good. That´s why we have decided to work with talent management, how to find, analyze, self-analyze talents etc.

The exchange will be focussed mainly for youngsters aged between 18 and 30 who are unemployed, don't know what to choose for studies or work or who are somehow 'stuck in life'. The focus will be mainly on social entrepreneurship, what is it, how does it work in each country, what are my options, etc.​ The outcome will be an event which the youngsters organise in the national organisation, mainly focussed on preparing the group who comes for the second youth exchange of the project. Travel budget is 170 euro.

This project is intended to raise awareness about excluded groups of young people in our society.

This project is aimed at improvement of young people toward employability and entrepreneurship by providing participants with knowledge and skills necessary to assure self management, to enhance their competitiveness and thereby encourage social inclusion.

Yotuh exchange working on the theme 'entrepreneurship' based on experiential and non-formal learning, using the tools: video, photography, role play activities and simulation games.

Registration form and infopack for the participants of the project "NSZ across Europe" granted by Erasmus+. For more information see the attached infopack.

Do you want to visit Cyprus? Do you want to learn more about entrepreneurship and dynamic environment of entrepreneurial education. Do you want to start with international cooperation across Europe, which should bring new projects. Then join this project. Please read the infopack carefully.

We are looking for 6 participants for project about enterpreneurship. Travel budget is 170 euros. We are looking for youngsters which are new in this field.

We look for 5 Hungarian, Polish and Slovak participants (age between 16 and 25) of the project Don't let them mess with you! across the border. The project will take place in Prague (Czech Republic) from 7 to 14 July 2015. For more information see the attached infopack.

This Youth Exchange was made for 5 countries (Czech Republic, Portugal, Croatia, Sweden, Poland). The debate around the active youth participant in the local communities in Portugal is actually a very significant from the point of view of social and economic development, expressing an extraordinary accession that can give to youth associations and community to a variety of actors that actually constitute a backbone of the country, particularly in fighting democratic absenty. The current phase of the political system also confers additional weight to the role of the local councils and requires the presence of new measures to the citizens demanding. In this context that fits the current project, conceived as an opportunity for debate youth policies at a local level, reflection and training on the participation of yougsters in youth local policies for the benefit of the community and themselves that will be able to gain experience of cultural exchange with host communities and acquire technical expertise on the basis of a specific activities in such fields.

The Safer Internet Forum is a key annual international conference in Europe where policy-makers, researchers, law enforcement bodies, youth, parents and carers, teachers, NGOs, industry representatives, experts and other relevant actors come together to discuss the latest trends, risks and solutions related to child online safety.

The aim of this training course for youth workers was to share the best practices and to learn more about the "3E" concept - Empowerment, Entrepreneurship and Employability.

Training course focused on educating youth workers and such topics as peacebuilding, meditation and healthy lifestyle.

The project brought together young people from different countries (Romania, Malta, Czech Republic, Poland and Turkey). The main objectives of the project were: discovering other cultures and myths, sharing experiences between European youth organisations and cultural interaction between participants. Besides the fascinating discovery of the myths and legends, we did during the project many interesting activities like: visiting Dracula’s castle, making handmade items, brainstormings, workshops, debates, cultural nights, treasure hunting in Brasov, realisation of an exhibition and a final show, socialisation activities and intercultural games.

Training course focused on improving communication and marketing skills. Our organisation sent 3 participants.

This project was focused on recycling and re-using old materials. Our organisation was able to send 10 participants.

In this exchange 25 young people from the Czech Republic, Poland, Portugal, Sweden and Turkey participated. The main goal of this project was to find the answer for the question ‘Where are we going?’ in two perspectives: individual and group one. Youngsters took a part in workshops about positive psychology, art therapy, fast reading, stimulating of creativity and micro-expression. Thanks to the workshop each participant was able to learn more about himself and also how to work with positive and negative side of his personality. The next part of the project was a discussion about the need of the public good, needs and future of European Union, minority rights and ecology.

A long-term project focused on young and creative people who write about important topics - you can check its result on http://www.europeanyouthvoice.eu/