Entries by Bence Labossa

YOUth Take the Lead

In today’s fast-paced digital age, media literacy is not just an option but a necessity.
Misinformation, fake news, and biased reporting have become widely spread, posing
significant challenges to informed decision-making and social cohesion. This youth
exchange is organized as a response to these challenges.

Youth Media Detectives

In today’s fast-paced digital age, media literacy is not just an option but a necessity.
Misinformation, fake news, and biased reporting have become widely spread, posing
significant challenges to informed decision-making and social cohesion. This youth
exchange is organized as a response to these challenges.

Training for Change Agents

In March 2021, 2.951 million young persons (under 25) were unemployed in the EU, the EU unemployment rate was 7.3% in March 2021(eurostat). Nowadays, the unexpected emergency caused by the Covid-19 pandemic is bringing more challenges to the world economy, still, the analysts are not sure about the numbers of the expected economic crisis and GDPs decrease. Through this TC, we will work on empowering youth workers and young people to spread a positive message during difficult times: if you believe in yourself and you are willing to work for it, you can reach your objectives. “CREAM” is a training course that wants to answer concerns related to creativity as a means to support youth employment with entrepreneurship.

COOPERATION PARTNERSHIPS IN YOUTH

This is an 8+2-day training course on Erasmus+ opportunities, focusing on planning and writing youth mobilities. It uses practical sessions and non-formal education methods. Participants collaborate on joint projects and receive mentoring and feedback. The goal is to educate 30 youth workers, develop 6 new projects, and improve the online platform.

EDUHUB Summary

The mission of the project is to provide quick integration of Ukrainian refugees (children and adults) into local communities and educational process, as well as the supporting employment of Ukrainian women and youth in Poland and other V4 countries, by giving them relevant skills (soft skills, languages, simple IT-professions).

Youth Can Stop Radicalization

Youth Can Stop Radicalization”
goal is to reach marginalized young
people, to improve diversity,
intercultural and interreligious
dialogue, common freedom,
tolerance and respect for human
rights, and media literacy, critical
thinking and youth’s sense of
initiative. The overall objective of
the project is to prevent violent
extremism and youth radicalization.