From privacy to financial exploitation, the Kids as Content Toolkit helps unpack the risks of sharing children's lives online. Take a closer look at this resource for youth workers navigating today’s social media landscape

This report from Stanford University warns of the growing use of AI to create fake explicit images of young people, with serious risks in schools and online platforms. Read more to understand the issue and why it matters for those working with youth.

The report from the Strasbourg symposium on youth, democracy, and climate action is now available, offering reflections and recommendations from the three-day event. Find out what emerged from the discussions and where the conversation is heading.

The 2025 ESNsurvey is now open, gathering insights from mobile and non-mobile students across Europe to shape the future of international mobility. Encourage young people to share their experiences and make their voices count.

Earlier this year, What Moves You youth conferences empowered thousands of students across Baden-Württemberg to voice their concerns on topics like mental health, democracy, and digitalisation. See what young people had to say—and how their ideas are being taken forward.

At a European seminar on youth mental health, ProMo Cymru showcased Mind Our Future Gwent, a youth-led project tackling mental health challenges through co-production and service design. See how this initiative is putting young people at the centre of real change.

Madrid’s youth information network sets a high standard with its collaborative, youth-focused guides on employment, participation, travel, and leisure. Explore how these living resources are helping youth workers support young people more effectively.

The launch of Youth Without Borders in Lille brought together French and Belgian youth information workers to kick off a new cross-border mobility project. Find out how this initiative is setting the stage for stronger regional cooperation.

From learning Makaton to guiding peers with visual impairments, Ellie Hodge’s inspiring story took centre stage at Young Scot Awards. Meet the incredible young people recognised for making a difference.

Youth ambassadors from the Balearic Islands and Murcia came together to exchange ideas, celebrate their work, and build lasting connections through creative activities and peer learning. Take a look at this inspiring example of regional youth cooperation.

MediaMind empowers young people to understand and critically engage with AI and digital information through practical workshops, knowledge clips, and teacher training. Discover how this project equips youth with essential media skills for today’s digital challenges.

Spunout’s new Navigator tool offers young people tailored mental health resources and peer insights to simplify finding support. Developed with input from young users and experts, it ensures relevant, trustworthy information is easy to access. Discover it now!

The SINFT Erasmus+ project explores how emerging technologies like NFTs, blockchain, and AI can be used for social good. With a strong focus on inclusion and innovation, the project empowers young people—especially those from marginalised groups—to become digital changemakers and storytellers.

With the approval of the National Youth Plan 2030, Catalonia sets a strong strategic direction for youth policy. Built through broad participation, the plan addresses key challenges from housing to mental health, and places young people at the heart of public action. Read more about this ambitious roadmap for youth rights and independence.

Young people in Malta are behind the design of a new tabletop game that transforms real-life mobility questions into an engaging experience. With support from Aġenzija Żgħażagħ and a professional game developer, they crafted every element—from storyline to mechanics—while building new skills and confidence. Find out more in the article!

Backstage.li is a vibrant platform from Liechtenstein where young people shape content, lead conversations, and co-create youth information through podcasts, blogs, and more. With over 50 episodes already produced, it stands as an inspiring model of participation and expression. Dive into it now and get inspired!

25 professionals from 12 countries gathered in Vilnius for the ALTYO training on advocacy and lobbying, helping youth information workers strengthen their ability to push for lasting change. From strategy to storytelling, they explored how to influence policy and empower young people to do the same.
Discover the key takeaways and why advocacy belongs in our daily work!

The next edition of ERYICAdemy, Training of Trainers course, is launching soon! This programme equips youth information workers to deliver ERYICA trainings across Europe. Applications open in August — find out what to expect and who can apply!

At the 36th ERYICA General Assembly, five organisations were awarded the European Youth Information Quality Label, joining a growing network committed to excellence. Backed by the Council of Europe, this recognition highlights efforts to provide young people with trustworthy, accessible information. Meet the new awardees!

Are you passionate about promoting mental health and well-being of young people? Are you working to ensure that youth have access to reliable, accessible and youth-friendly information on available mental health services and support?

Partners in the project ‘’Do you mind?“ are pleased to invite experienced ERYICA Trainers and Youth Information Workers (YIWs) to take part in ToT dedicated to strengthening youth information provision and mental health support.