This report compiles and presents nine policy recommendations for stakeholders to enhance youth mental health support. This can be used as a document to lean on for advocacy at the local, regional, national and international level.

This guide is an indispensable tool for youth workers, information professionals, and anyone interested in the welfare of young people in the field of youth information work.

This guide is a practical tool intended for young people and all people in contact with young people to cover basic concepts and information about the EU, the impact of the EU in daily life and provide information about voting.

The MedYIa training and eLearning course offers a solid foundation for anyone who encounters young people in their work and who wants to integrate the topic of media and information literacy (MIL) in their activities in one form or another.

The guide aims to discover how youth information services can involve youthe in the design, delivery, dissemination, evaluation, and governance of youth information services.

The report provides recommendations to policymakers, institutional bodies and youth information professionals to enhance young people’s Media and Information Literacy skills.

The toolkit provides information and practical resources to support youth workers and youth information workers to design services with young people.

This user-friendly document gives practical ideas for the implementation of the Charter principles, showcases good practices and includes testimonies of young people.

This handbook is designed for youth workers to guide young people step-by-step towards the 2019 European Elections.

The toolkit for the prevention of youth violent extremism through youth information has been developed in cooperation with the Council of Europe, and with the support of the Bureau International Jeunesse (Belgium).

The Compendium has the aim of being the main systemized source of information for stakeholders in countries where no youth information and counselling structures have yet been established.

This tool ais to provide support to key decision makers in member states -ministers, parliamentarians and governments officials. It can, however, be used by anyone involved in designing, implementing and reviewing relevant policies, whether in government and international organisations, education and training institutions, non-governmental organisations and youth organisations.