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European business exchange programme - Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs

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Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs is a business exchange programme, offering new entrepreneurs the possibility to work for up to 6 months with an experienced entrepreneur in his or her small or medium-sized business in another EU country. [ - Europe]

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This is a place were we collect all outcomes and results of our training course. We hope that it will be helpful for you in the next period of your journey. Feel free to use contact list for further networking, materials for further reading and pictures to recall nice memories from our training.

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Info-pack - Online - Annual event for volunteers 2021- SALTO SEE

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Zoom is a teleconferencing and video chat solution you can use for hosting work meetings, talking to family and friends, and taking online classes.

Do you know how to join a Zoom meeting when someone you know has set up a conference call and invited you?

What You Need To Join a Zoom Meeting

You don't need an account to join a Zoom meeting. But you do need the meeting ID or the invite URL.

When the host starts the session, you can join, unless there is an option set to allow you to join before the host arrives. Or you can sign up for a Zoom account that includes your contact information. Then when a host sets up a conference call, you can be contacted directly through Zoom without needing an invite URL.

Download The App To Join a Zoom Meeting On Your Desktop

It's simple to join a Zoom meeting. You can open an invitation link or accept a phone call. From the invitation, enter the meeting by clicking the link or URL.

At this point you will be presented with a link to download the Zoom desktop app for your PC or Mac.

How To Join a Zoom Meeting On Windows & Mac

Open the Zoom desktop client and join a meeting by one of the methods below.

Click Join a Meeting without signing in.

Sign into your Zoom account and click Join.

Enter the Meeting ID and your display name.

If you don't want to use your display name, you can change it if signed into your Zoom account.

Set your audio and video permissions.

How To See Everyone Else In a Meeting On Desktop

Open the Zoom desktop app you downloaded from above. From the top-right hand corner, click on Gallery View.

If you join a Zoom meeting that has more than 49 participants, use the arrows to scroll to other pages. Only 49 can fit on a single page.

How To See Everyone On Your Mobile App

Open the app and click Join.

The Active Speaker View displays by default. Swipe left to display the Gallery View. Four participants' thumbnails will show at one time on mobile. Keep swiping left to view more people in a Zoom meeting.

How To Join a Zoom Meeting Via Phone

If you have downloaded the Zoom app, the host of the meeting can call you directly.

A pop-up will ask for permission to access your computer's video and audio functions. Grant permission and join the live call.

How To Join a Meeting From The Zoom Website

If you don't want to download the app, you can join a meeting from your account on the Zoom website. Log into your account and click on JOIN A MEETING from the top bar navigation.

When prompted, enter the Personal Link Name or Meeting ID and click Join.

Join a Zoom Meeting On Linux

Open the Zoom desktop client. Click Join a Meeting without signing in, or sign in and click Join.

Enter the Meeting ID from the host and your name as you want it to display. To change your display name, you can do so by signing into Zoom.

Choose how you want to join the meeting by checking or unchecking the boxes next to Don't connect to audio and Turn off my video.

How To Join a Zoom Meeting On a Smartphone

The process is the same on mobile as it is on desktop. The host sends you a link via text or email. Or, if you have shared Zoom contact details with the host, the invitation is sent from the app.

Then you click the URL in the invitation to join the meeting. If you have the Zoom mobile app installed on your smartphone, tapping the meeting link will launch Zoom Cloud Meetings and automatically connect you.

If you haven't downloaded the Zoom app, you will see a prompt to download and run the app. You don't have to open a Zoom account to join any meetings.

Join a Zoom Meeting On Android

Open the Zoom app from your Android device. If you haven't downloaded it yet, go to the Google Play Store and get it.

Join a meeting by:

Tapping on Join a Meeting without logging in.

Sign in and then tap Join.

Enter your display name and meeting ID.

Choose your video and audio options.

Tap Join Meeting.

How to Join a Zoom Meeting on iOS

Open the Zoom mobile app. If you haven't downloaded it yet, get it at the App Store. To join a meeting without signing in, click Join a Meeting.

Join a meeting after signing into Zoom by tapping Join. Enter the Meeting ID and your display name. If you are signed in and don't want to show your default name, you can change it.

How To Record a Zoom Meeting As a Participant

By default, only the host is permitted to record video meetings. Participants need to get the host's permission.

If your host is new to Zoom, share how simple it is to permit you to record a meeting. All the host needs to do is:

Select Manage Participants.

Hover over your name.

Click the blue-button More and then Allow Record and you will be able to record the meeting.

Have a Question? How to Raise Your Hand in a Zoom Meeting

The Zoom Raise Hand function is the best way to let the host know you have a question without interrupting the meeting.

Select Participants from the bottom center of your computer screen and click Raise Hand.

The host will see that you have virtually raised your hand. To put your hand down, click the same button that will now be called Lower Hand.

On mobile devices, tap Raise Hand on the bottom left-hand corner of your screen. The hand icon will change to blue with text that says Lower Hand below it.

Zoom is a versatile tool that enables users to join a meeting from anywhere at any time. The best part is it does not cost anything to join a meeting.

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How To Join a Zoom Meeting On a Smartphone Or Desktop

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Recognition tool for non-formal & informal learning in youth projects

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Youthpass at first glance

Youthpass is a tool that gives the word to the learners in describing their learning outcomes.

Youthpass is the recognition instrument developed for the projects realised in the European youth programmes. Through the Youthpass certificate, participation in such projects can be recognised as an educational experience and a period of non-formal and informal learning. Youthpass foresees a process applied throughout the project life-cycle to support the learning of participants. It also serves as a strategy that improves the recognition of non-formal learning in Europe.

Read more about Youthpass

Have a look at example certificates

Watch our videos

Further support and discussions about Youthpass and the recognition of non-formal learning in youth work:
handbooks, essays, videos and newsletters

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Why Youthpass?

What I tried to portray in this story is a path I took from gaining my first Youthpass to gaining a few more, learning and growing through non-formal education, being able to secure jobs and scholarships for myself and, finally, discover my inner passion and find my dream job. To everyone second guessing themselves: don't. Try! There is nothing to lose, and so, so much to gain. Thanks, Youthpass!

Nikolina

...I was sitting in an interview for my undergraduate study. I mentioned working with people and how I have non-formal education experience in this area. I had brought my Youthpass certificates. The certificates proved to be extremely useful because they served as a physical evidence of my participation in the youth exchanges and the knowledge gained. I stood out from more than 600 candidates in the interview and successfully enrolled in the desired study.

Petra

With the help of Youthpass and my mentor, I started to believe in myself, see my potential to grow and reached my goal. I believe that was just a small piece of puzzle in the big picture of success, but now I see how Youthpass can help me achieve much more in my future career and personal life.

Vanja

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The change we contributed to the local community

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My personal and professional development

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What have I gained and developed? What can it mean for my future?

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European Youth Portal | European Youth Portal

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The European Youth Portal offers young people information on opportunities in Europe and beyond. Explore initiatives to learn, work and volunteer. Find ways to make your voice heard as a European citizen. Read more about the Portal

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Twice a year, the European Commission offers 5-month paid traineeships.

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World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms | WWOOF

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Explore Destinations Where do you want to WWOOF? Worldwide Opportunities on Organic Farms (WWOOF) is a worldwide movement to link visitors (WWOOFers) ...

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GoCamp is the biggest volunteer programme in Eastern Europe, where volunteers from the whole globe motivate kids to learn foreign languages and introduce the world to children from all over Ukraine.

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GoCamp is the biggest volunteer programme in Eastern Europe, where volunteers from the whole globe motivate kids to learn foreign languages and introduce the world to children from all over Ukraine.

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Rojcnet - portal za stanovnike Rojca i njihove goste

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U petak 3. prosinca 2021. godine u unutrašnjem dvorištu Rojca, točno u podne, otvara se izložba radova učenika grafičkog odjela 3. i 4. razreda Škole primijenjenih umjetnosti i dizajna - Pula, a koji su nastali u sklopu kampanje Odjela prevencije P.U. istarske i Sigurne kuće Istra, a povodom obilježavanja Međunarodnog dana borbe protiv nasilja nad [...]

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Karasu Gençlik, Sanat ve Spor Kulübü Derneği

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Karasu Gençlik, Sanat ve Spor Kulübü Derneği

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Karasu Gençlik, Sanat ve Spor Kulübü Derneği

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Karasu Gençlik, Sanat ve Spor Kulübü Derneğine ait, kurumsal bilgiler, güncel haber ve duyurular, etkinlikler, videolar ve galerilerin yayınlandığı resmi web sitesi.

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Luna aceasta, FITT s-a mai îmbogățit cu un sponsor. Compania Expodom, furnizor de pavilioane, donează un cort metalic Fundației Județene pentru Tineret Timiș, ca semn al sprijinului lor pentru munca noastră activă în comunitățile [...]

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Volunteers’ experiences in Kuterevo bear refuge

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Handwerk, Kunst und Pädagogik unter einem Dach

Wir sind der Überzeugung: Jeder Mensch besitzt Talente, die so vielfältig sein können wie die Menschen selbst. Wir bieten Raum, diese zu entdecken, zu entfalten und sinnvoll für die Gemeinschaft einzusetzen. Hierbei steht die Erfahrung, etwas bewirken zu können, im Fokus.

Wir bringen in verschiedenen praktischen Projektformaten Kompetenzen aus Handwerk, Kunst und Pädagogik zusammen, um das Vertrauen in die eigenen Fähigkeiten zu stärken und den Mut zu einem selbstbestimmten Leben und Lernen zu fördern.

Individualität und Kreativität sind feste Bestandteile unserer Arbeit. Wir sind ausgebildete Handwerker:innen und Künstler:innen mit einer Doppelqualifizierung - oder leidenschaftlicher Hingabe zur Pädagogik. Mit Geduld und Verstand leiten wir unsere Teilnehmer:innen an, von der Ideenfindung bis zur Umsetzung.

Dabei können ungeahnte Fähigkeiten zum Vorschein kommen.

Schaut euch hier an, was wir alles anbieten.

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Handwerk, Kunst und Pädagogik unter einem Dach Wir sind der Überzeugung: Jeder Mensch besitzt Talente, die so vielfältig sein können wie die Menschen selbst. Wir bieten Raum, diese zu entdecken, zu entfalten und sinnvoll für die Gemeinschaft einzusetzen. Hierbei steht die Erfahrung, etwas bewirken zu können, im Fokus.

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Where have you been in your ESC?

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Where were you and how was your ESC Experience ?

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Homework to do before the start of the Day 3

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Homework to do before the start of the Day 3

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Before we meet on the Day 3, please make sure to contribute to the 2nd slide of the Jumboard on this link. Just the 2nd slide.

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ESC Annual Event - Impact, Friday, 17.12.2021 - Google Jamboard

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Movies, Songs, Food share your favourite cultural elements

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Share with us your expectations about this training and your overall impressions about your ESC in a 2-minutes Menti! 

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Share with us your expectations about this training and your overall impressions about your ESC in a 2-minutes Menti! 

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Even if you didn't participate in today's meeting, you can still do it! You can also go ahead and read what others wrote.

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Eldin Spahić - ESC project "Compass of Solidarity" 🇸🇮

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Eldin Spahić - ESC project "Compass of Solidarity" 🇸🇮

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Sajma Kapić - ESC project in Slovenia "Untangling the knots"

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Sajma Kapić - ESC project in Slovenia "Untangling the knots"

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Milica Vasic- Timisoara, Romania// Set The Tempo

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Milica Vasic- Timisoara, Romania// Set The Tempo

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TUDANZAS COMUNIDAD

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Milan about his time in Heidelberg during Corona

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We invite you to leave your input even outside the sessions, as a part of the homework.

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Annual Event 2021 - Day 2, How was it, really? - Google Jamboard

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By telling us your country of residence we are able to provide you with the most relevant travel insurance information.

Please note that not all content is translated or available to residents of all countries. Contact us for full details.

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By telling us your country of residence we are able to provide you with the most relevant travel insurance information. Please note that not all content is translated or available to residents of all countries. Contact us for full details.

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European Space Camp - European Space Camp

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UN Youth Volunteers are a separate category of UN Volunteers recently created in response to the United Nations Secretary-General's call for greater engagement in volunteerism of history's largest generation of people under 30. UN Youth Volunteers help the United Nations - one of the world's most important intergovernmental organizations - to fulfill its mission. These young volunteers are assigned to host United Nations agencies to work on the frontlines of political, developmental and humanitarian field operations. UN Youth Volunteers are young people aged 18 to 26 years who want to engage in development and peace initiatives worldwide.

What do UN Youth Volunteers do?

As a UN Youth Volunteer, you will help advance peace and sustainable development either in your own country or in another country around the globe. You will help people to lead healthier and safer lives and communities to be able to better address present and future challenges.

UN Youth Volunteer positions are wide ranging; you may work in human rights, climate change adaptation, primary health care, disaster management, peacebuilding, youth engagement or many other areas. You may work directly in a United Nations agency or be assigned to one of its partner organizations, a university or the government.

In return, you will be rewarded with an experience that will stay with you for the rest of your life. Your engagement as a UN Youth Volunteer will be an opportunity to change the world for the better while simultaneously honing your own skills, gaining knowledge and a better understanding of the realities of international development and peacebuilding.

How long is the assignment?

Because UN Youth Volunteers are sponsored by United Nations agencies, their partners, governments or academic institutions, the length of assignment depends on the requesting entity's needs. Most UN Youth Volunteer assignments are between six and 24 months. On occasion, national and international UN Youth Volunteer assignments are less than six months and then are referred to as 'short-term' assignments.

When UN Youth Volunteers are sponsored by an academic institution, they are called UN Youth University Volunteers. UN Youth University Volunteers undertake shorter duration assignments - generally between three and six months.
Tell me a bit more...
UN Youth Volunteers receive a basic living allowance that allows the volunteer to live healthily and safely in the assigned area. If you volunteer outside of your home area, return airfare or land transport (as applicable) and some other basic costs are paid by the host agency. You will receive orientation and training before and after your assignment.

Who qualifies as a UN Youth Volunteer?

The UN Youth Volunteer programme is looking for motivated and talented youth between the ages of 18 and 26. ( Note: you must be younger than 26 throughout the duration of your service). The educational background and experience required varies by assignment, but generally work experience over two years is not expected.

Am I the right fit?

Because the United Nations Volunteers (UNV) programme has built a reputation for recruiting and fielding the highest caliber volunteers that the world has to offer, no less is expected of UN Youth Volunteers. Here is a checklist to see if the UN Youth Volunteer programme is right for you:

Am I committed to global peace and development?

Am I motivated and enthusiastic?

Can I adapt readily to new cultures and situations?

Will I dedicate between six and twenty-four months to the volunteer assignment?

Asset: Am I interested in or have I done any volunteering or community work in my country or elsewhere?

I'm in! How do I apply?

All UN Youth Volunteer assignments to volunteer abroad are advertised in our website (under Special Calls for Volunteers). We also advertise assignments to volunteer in your country. We also advertise vacancies for youth via Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. As these assignments go fast, we encourage you to check the sources above on a regular basis. Details on qualifications and how to apply are included in the advertisement for each assignment.

Note: There is no general registration for UN Youth Volunteer assignments. You can only apply via advertisements for individual assignments.
If you are 25 years of age or older and have several years of work experience in a specific area of expertise, you may want to register for the UNV Global Talent Pool. You may also be interested in volunteering online with our UNV Online Volunteering service.

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Who are UN Youth Volunteers? UN Youth Volunteers are a separate category of UN Volunteers recently created in response to the United Nations Secretary-General's call for greater engagement in volunteerism of history's largest generation of people under 30. UN Youth Volunteers help the United Nations - one of the world's most important intergovernmental organizations - to fulfill its mission.

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Worldpackers: Work Exchange, Volunteer Abroad, Gap Year

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Volunteer experiences in over 100 countries, Programs for Travelers, and Content made by a community of 4.9 million travelers and hosts. Travel the world with Worldpackers!

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Alliance of European Voluntary Service Organisations - Voluntary Workcamps

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The Alliance of European Voluntary Service Organisations is an International Non-Governmental Youth Organisation. It represents national voluntary service organisations that promote intercultural understanding, peace, democratic participation and equality, in the spirit of respect for universal huma…

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CCIVS - Coordinating Committee for International Voluntary Service

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CCIVS is an International Non Governmental Organisation (INGO) engaged in the field of International Voluntary Service (IVS). CCIVS' main focus is the quest to achieve 'change in the minds of men' by bringing together people of different backgrounds.

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Workcamps - SCI International Voluntary Projects

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Search form for Workcamps offered by Service Civil International

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European Solidarity Corps Resource Centre

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1: Local solidarity is more important than global

2: When i engage in solidarity I do it for myself

3. I need to have the same values with others to be in common solidarity activities

4. Solidarity is to wear a t-shirt that says “Go Vegan” even if you are not vegan

5. Solidarity is to wear a t-shirt that says “I am free to live with the person I love, but I have friends who are not”

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- What is solidarity for you?

- Do you think different communities appreciate and understand solidarity differently?

- Do you think your ESC work reflected solidarity, how, with whom?

- How do you think to reflect solidarity in your future work?

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SALTO Training and Cooperation Resource Centre

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SALTO Training and Cooperation Resource Centre

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Annual Key Competences and learning element - Google Jamboard

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Storyboard That: Free Online Storyboard Creator

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Storyboard That: Create free storyboards online with ease. Design visuals, comics, and graphic organizers. Try it now and start creating!

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regionalna kancelarija za saradnju mladih

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regionalna kancelarija za mladinska sorabotka

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Regional Youth Cooperation Office Regional Youth Cooperation Office (RYCO) is an independently functioning institutional mechanism, founded by the Western Balkans 6 participants (WB 6): Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo*, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Serbia, aiming to promote the spirit o

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SALTO YOUTH supports youth work in and with the countries of the Western Balkans

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The SALTO South East Europe Resource Centre promotes co-operation between the Programme Countries and Western Balkan Partner Countries in the frame of the Erasmus+: Youth in Action Programme and European Solidarity Corps.

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This is such a great tool to use when setting our yearly goals! A letter will be automatically sent to you on the date in the future you choose.

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Toolbox for Training & Youth Work

Created to help you find and share useful training Tools, the Toolbox is an online catalogue you can browse through freely or even contribute to!
Head over to the Toolbox
The Learning Bubbles Toolkit includes 4 main sections: Protocol of intervention and implementation; Presentation of the communication system; Digital data...

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SALTO-YOUTH is a network of 7 Resource Centres working on European priority areas within the youth field.

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SHAREDFUTURES Youth perceptions on peace in the Western Balkans See the findings Youth are central actors for peace Across the Western Balkans, young people share a core of common hopes and dreams. This shared vision is a powerful yet largely untapped resource for peacebuilding and social cohesion in the region and needs the attention ...