YODEC is empowering young people from the Danube Region to influence the next EU Cohesion Policy (2028-2034). Through this project, youth ambassadors are being trained to inform their peers about EU policies, gather feedback, and advocate for the needs of young people at the European level. 

Between October 2023 and February 2025, the S.TR.O.N.G. -Supporting Traineeship Opportunities for NEETs to Grow project was implemented, offering young unemployed individuals a structured path toward personal and professional growth. Discover more about how this project changed the lives of 21 young unemployed people in Italy!

Media Hub is a dedicated space for young content creators aiming to develop innovative projects within Chișinău’s Municipal Youth Center. It provides resources, equipment, and mentorship to support independent media initiatives, ranging from podcasts and vlogs to investigative journalism projects, awareness campaigns, and interactive digital platforms.

Guiding young people towards their future! SIEP’s education and career fairs bring thousands of young visitors together with professionals, helping them explore studies, training, and career opportunities across diverse sectors

The Education and Youth Board of Estonia organised a youth information masterclass for youth workers, focusing on addressing topics related to sex and sexuality in their work with young people. Explore more about it!

FNT is very happy to share some significant achievements of the Youth Connect for Ukraine project. This initiative aimed to strengthen leadership skills among young people from Romania and Ukraine, empowering them to drive change in their communities.

The new Young Scot app puts discounts, rewards, and opportunities at young people’s fingertips! Designed with their input, it offers easy access to savings, exclusive experiences, and a platform to earn points for positive activities.

From Cardiff to Nantes and back—ProMo Cymru welcomed Tristan Provost for a Taith-funded exchange, exploring Cardiff’s creative scene and rich heritage. A true cultural exchange strengthening connections through arts, youth work, and shared experiences!

From mental health support to creative workshops, Info Center ŠKUC is launching new opportunities for young people in Ljubljana. Explore more about their offer!

The 13th edition of the World Forum for Democracy will take place in Strasbourg from 5 to 7 November 2025. The Council of Europe has launched a Call for Initiatives, inviting public and private organisations to share innovative projects and ideas that strengthen and revitalise democracy. Check it out!

UNESCO is inviting experts, educators, and researchers to contribute think pieces exploring the evolving relationship between Artificial Intelligence (AI) and education. As AI continues to reshape learning environments, this initiative aims to spark critical reflections on its potential, risks, and long-term implications for education worldwide.

UNESCO is inviting experts, educators, and researchers to contribute think pieces exploring the evolving relationship between Artificial Intelligence (AI) and education. As AI continues to reshape learning environments, this initiative aims to spark critical reflections on its potential, risks, and long-term implications for education worldwide.

The European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA) is conducting a survey to identify the challenges civil society organisations face in their daily work and explore ways to address them. It aims to gather insights from organisations operating in EU Member States, as well as in Serbia, Albania, and North Macedonia.

Good news for youth information professionals across Europe: the European competence framework for youth information workers, YouthInfoComp, is now accessible in German, thanks to the dedicated efforts of ERYICA member Bundesnetzwerk Österreichische Jugendinfos.

In today’s digital world, even the youngest children interact with technology daily. The Early Years Digital Media Literacy Review examines the current landscape of digital media literacy interventions for children under five, highlighting gaps in research, policy, and practical support for families. Check it out now!

Over the years, under the leadership of Koordinaatti (Finland), youth information and counselling actors have defined youth information work and services in many ways. Based on that work they designed recommendations and guidelines which can be used and adopted to create national youth and especially youth information policies.

The report reveals that 70% of teens encounter violence on social media, including fights, threats, and weapon content. This exposure impacts their sense of safety and behaviour. Read the implications for the youth work field in the article. 

The 2024 EU Post-Electoral Eurobarometer provides an in-depth look at the motivations, perceptions, and behaviours of European citizens following this year’s elections. The findings shed light on key issues influencing youth participation in democratic processes and their attitudes toward the EU.

The EU-Council of Europe Youth Partnership has launched a survey to better understand the life conditions and experiences of rural youth across Europe. If you know a young person living in a rural area, share with them this article!

Is your city ready to #YouthUp in 2028? The European Youth Forum invites local authorities to apply for the European Youth Capital (EYC) title, a unique opportunity to empower young people, amplify their voices, and strengthen European identity.