Since January 2007, the National Youth Foundation it’s a national umbrella structure that brings together 22 county youth foundations from all over Romania.

A new round of applications for the European Youth Information Quality Label is open! Interested in applying? Next deadline is 30 April.

The project, funded by the European Parliament, will enhance youth turnout in the next European Elections in 2024 by focusing on first-time voters. 10 ERYICA members from 9 countries are part of the consortium.

Interested in taking part or organising an ERYICA training? Check out the article!

ERYICA trainers and any ERYICA network member interested in the topics are invited to join informal discussions to share their knowledge and learn from the community on the topic of training.

The European Year of Skills aims to promote lifelong learning by investing in training and upskilling and ensuring that workers’ skills are relevant to the labour market needs. Register your activity!

Let’s Shake Hands helps Ukrainian children learn a foreign language of the country where they were forced to move to and solve their educational needs and integrate the acquired knowledge into a new school life.

Youth Work Ireland would like to invite youth workers and others who work with young LGBT+ people to input into a new European-wide research project. 

Youth Work Ireland would like to invite youth workers and others who work with young LGBT+ people to input into a new European-wide research project. 

The Education and Youth Board of Estonia and the Youth Information brand Teeviit organised a national-level youth info event, "Everyone is creative", focused on creativity and self-development.

This toolkit is specially designed to analyse, in an agile and participative way, both the intervention environment and the solutions that best suit the expectations and needs of the young people we work with.

In support of its diversity, equity and inclusion strategy, Young Scot recently deployed a new version of their website to ensure that the information they publish is as accessible as it can be.

During the Erasmus+ study visit, the Luxembourgish Youth Info Points had the chance to learn from the work of aha in Vorarlberg, Austria and Liechtenstein.

The 7th edition of the "Deng Zukunft, däi Wee " fair attracted more than 1000 visitors and allowed young people to get a wide range of information for their future path.

Last February, an ERYICA YINTRO course in hybrid format was organised by IBJOVE in collaboration with the Catalan Youth Agency in Palma de Mallorca, as part of the work of the Ibero-Insular Working Group of ERYICA.

The Invest Funding Scheme, provided by Agenzija Zghazagh, granted the opportunity to 9 youth organisations to further develop the services they provide to young people.

In December 2022, the network of youth information services in Norway (Forum for ungdomsinformasjon i Norge) went on a study visit to Edinburgh to visit ERYICA member Young Scot and Youthlink Scotland.

The reopening of face-to-face services is a new challenge for the CRIDJ, which is committed to youth-friendly information based on veracity, detailed explanation, analysis and support in management.

Prepare yourself to address the #EYID23 topic with young people! We invite you to check the Glossary of Trust and Safety terms developed by the Digital Trust and Safety Partnership to facilitate a dialogue between policymakers, industry, regulators and the wider public.

The MedYIa – Media under the microscope! project consortium met for the first time face-to-face in Eupen, Belgium, from 23 to 24 September to discuss the progression of the project’s outputs. This was ERYICA’s first face-to-face consortium meeting in almost 2 years!