Our newly joined Affiliated Organisation SpunOut.ie is Ireland’s youth information created by young people, for young people.Their vision is to ensure young people in Ireland between the ages 16-25 have access to information to live free, happy and healthy lives.
Read MoreYoung men and women are the future of European societies. However, there are concerns at EU and national levels that the combined stresses from school, expectations from parents, and peer and societal pressures can create challenging transitions to adulthood and have a long-lasting impact.
Read MoreThe YWelp project is an Erasmus+ funded partnership across 5 countries (Ireland, Finland, Estonia, Northern Ireland and Australia) which started in 2017 and will end in 2019. The project focuses on youth work in various universities.
Read MoreThe NHSM officially terminated as a CoE campaign, but will now take its legacy to a new organisation. The most enthusiastic activists of the movement are willing to establish a movement or network, to carry on the mission to combat (online) hate speech.
Read MoreProgramme 15 focused greatly on the advancement of youth education by ensuring the information that the youth access via digital technologies are reliable and trustworthy.
Read MoreThe anti-rumours strategy (ARS) was first promoted in Barcelona in 2010, and involved over 3000 people. The ARS provides a long-term process of social change for discrimination, stereotypes and prejudices.
Read MoreRead about the latest research on Erasmus+, European Solidarity Corps and other European culture affairs on the Activity Report that the CULT Committee has launched!
Read MoreUNESCO, the host and its partners are organising the “Global Media & Information Literacy Week”. The aim of this vital week is to focus on the cities and citizens in the digital age.
Read MoreResponding to the challenges and opportunities that young people face; Youth Information Centres (YIC) in Pafos, Larnaca, Nicosia and Limassol have developed and held the Students’ Empowerment and Motivation Summer Schools.
Read MoreBased on a survey that Koordinaatti carried out last summer, youth workers need more information, good and useful methods and materials on how to prevent sexual groomingand sexual abuse of children and young people. How can we talk about the issue with young people or recognisethe ones at risk?
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