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Do you think your international youth projects could be more diverse? Or maybe more intercultural? Or inclusive? Or European?
Do you know that the Erasmus+ Youth and the European Solidarity Corps programmes offer opportunities for cooperation with many youth organisations from outside the European Union? And in case you are not based in the EU, there are plenty of opportunities to develop youth work in your country with the support of both European youth programmes!
Discover the opportunities for cooperation and get inspiration for great youth projects with the support of BEYOND BORDERS, a long-term, strategic cooperation of the regional SALTO Resource Centres and Erasmus+ and European Solidarity Corps National Agencies.
Whenever anyone asks me about my ESC experience, I say: “it was a thrilling ride and one of the best decisions I’ve
Our adventure began in the stunning surroundings near Dilijan, embraced with picturesque mountain tops and deliciously green forests – the story of
From June 10 to 14, fifty youth workers from twenty-five countries gathered in Skhirat, Morocco, for the Beyond Borders partnership-building activity. We
Hello! My name is Sabina, I’m 19 years old from Republic of Moldova. I’ve visited plenty of countries, and made more than
How youth have developed a simulation game about participation in democratic processes. Background The project “Got to Act,” within which the game
Europe Goes Local (EGL) stands as a European initiative aimed at enhancing local youth work across EU and neighbouring countries by fostering