The “Volunteering Teams as a Tool to Support Inclusion” Partnership-Building Activity aims to strengthen the quality and inclusiveness of European Solidarity Corps (ESC) Volunteering Team projects. The activity brings together organisations interested in developing inclusive volunteering opportunities and finding reliable international partners for future cooperation.

The “The Future of Artificial Intelligence: Who Sets the Limits?” seminar is a participatory online webinar designed to encourage critical discussions about the growing role of artificial intelligence in society. The event invites youth workers, educators, and young people to reflect on the opportunities and challenges created by AI, particularly in relation to surveillance, ethics, democracy, human rights, and civic participation.

The Exchange Forum on the European Youth Work Agenda (EYWA) is the annual residential gathering of key stakeholders involved in the implementation and development of the European Youth Work Agenda at national level. The forum aims to strengthen cooperation, facilitate mutual learning, and support the advancement of national processes that contribute to the recognition, quality, and development of youth work across Europe.

Date: 28 September – 2 October 2026 Location: Tyrol, Austria Organizer: OeAD | Austria's Agency for Education and Internationalisation (National Agency) Goal: The study visit “Beyond the Peaks: Insights into Rural Youth Work in Tirol” aims to explore the realities, opportunities, and challenges faced by young people living in rural and remote areas of the Austrian region of Tyrol. Participants will discover how youth work initiatives in the region contribute to inclusion

The “Inclusive Evolution: The Next Generation 2026” partnership-building activity aims to bring together representatives from NGOs, academia, public institutions, and allied sectors to explore opportunities for collaboration, innovation, and long-term international partnerships. The event encourages participants to exchange ideas, create synergies, and develop future cooperation projects focused on inclusion, youth participation, sustainability, and social impact.

The “Empowering Youth Workers – European & Political Dimension” e-learning course aims to provide youth workers with space and time to reflect on the European and political dimensions of youth work. Through online training modules, participants will explore how youth work connects with democracy, participation, citizenship, European values, and social engagement.

The “XX International Tool Fair – GREEN FUTURE: Tools for Sustainable Transformation” is a cross-sectoral community-of-practice event bringing together organisations, trainers, facilitators, educators, and project leaders from across Europe and neighbouring regions. The event aims to explore innovative tools, methodologies, and practices that support sustainable transformation, environmental responsibility, and green transition in youth work, education, and community in

The seminar “European Culture(s) of Remembrance - Edition: GREECE in Focus” is part of the long-term series “Venues of victims // Venues of perpetrators. Mapping, decoding & processing the role of historic – civic education in (European) Youth Work”. The activity aims to explore how historical memory, remembrance culture, and civic education shape democratic engagement and youth work practices across Europe, with a special focus on the Greek context.

The “Participate! – Empowering Youth in Europe” seminar aims to empower young people and youth workers to actively engage in shaping Europe’s future. Through a one-week interactive programme, participants will strengthen youth participation, explore key societal and political challenges facing Europe, and connect with changemakers across the continent.

The “International Solidarity Project Meet-Up 2026” aims to bring together young people involved in Solidarity Projects under the European Solidarity Corps. The activity provides a space to share experiences, present ongoing or completed projects, and connect local initiatives with a broader European perspective. It also encourages participants to exchange ideas and explore future opportunities within Erasmus+ Youth and ESC programmes.

The “Interference: promoting an European network for community radios on social inclusion” partnership-building activity aims to connect youth workers and community media actors through the use of radio as a tool for social inclusion. Participants will share practices, co-create podcasts, and build strong partnerships to foster collaboration, synergies, and future international projects.

The “GameIN: Gamified and Digital Methods for Youth Participation” seminar aims to explore how gamification can be used as an innovative tool to enhance youth participation in civic and political life. Through practical examples and interactive methods, participants will discover how game-based approaches can motivate young people to actively engage in society.

Date: 5 – 9 July 2026 Location: Rome, Italy Organizer: Italian NA (National Agency) Goal: The “International Seminar: Fostering Accreditation E+ Youth KA1” aims to bring together accredited organisations in the youth field and non-accredited organisations with relevant experience. The seminar will support participants in strengthening their approach to Erasmus+ Youth KA1 projects and in planning future development and cooperation scenarios. Who can participate: Re

As part of the European Youth Week, the Artistic Education Activities *“Muses’ Innovation”* will take place in Chania — a two-day event dedicated to art, creativity, and inclusion.

This e-learning session aims to support participants in reflecting on leadership, organisational strategy, and internal culture within their organisations. It invites participants to critically assess whether their organisation needs a strategy, how effective their current approach is, and how leadership practices shape organisational development.

This seminar aims to explore and strengthen intergenerational solidarity and dialogue through a practice-based approach. Participants will reflect on existing practices, exchange experiences, and critically analyse current approaches to better respond to evolving societal needs. The lab format encourages collaborative learning and the development of innovative methods to foster meaningful connections between generations.

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This webinar is part of a long-term European project aimed at strengthening the democratic participation of young people with fewer opportunities. It focuses specifically on how poverty and other socioeconomic barriers impact young people’s ability to engage in democratic life. Using an intersectional approach, the session will explore structural inequalities and highlight the role of youth work in fostering inclusion, empowerment, and active participation in decision-

Stand for Our Rights: Resilience of Human Rights Education in an Era of Shrinking Spaces is a conference bringing together the Human Rights Education (HRE) community to reflect on its role in a changing global context. The event explores how education can respond to systemic human rights violations and shrinking civic spaces, aiming to transform shared values into concrete actions through dialogue, exchange of practices, and collaborative reflection.

Strengthening Volunteering in Sport through Erasmus+ is a transnational contact-making seminar designed to support sport volunteers and grassroots sport actors across Europe. Participants explore how Erasmus+ projects can enhance volunteering opportunities within sport clubs and community organisations.