New tools : Manual - Civic engagement - Group building activity
- Alexis Lidec
- Apr 12
- 2 min read
G.A.M.E. Toolkit
Type: Manual
Goal: This toolkit is designed to support youth workers in enhancing the participation of young people with fewer opportunities through inclusive board game design. It provides practical guidance and creative approaches to engage young people in co-creation processes, fostering inclusion, collaboration, and active participation.
Who can use it: Youth workers, educators, facilitators, and organisations working on inclusion and youth participation.
Topics addressed: Youth Participation
Additional details:
Focus on inclusion through game-based learning
Encourages co-creation and creativity
Supports participation of young people with fewer opportunities
Practical and adaptable methods
More information: https://toolbox.salto-youth.net/5590
Mappami — Participatory Urban Mapping for Civic Engagement
Type: Exercise / Info Session / Mobile App
Goal: This tool aims to promote civic engagement by enabling citizens and communities to report urban issues on a shared public map. Through a participatory approach, it empowers users to contribute to improving their local environment and strengthens community involvement in decision-making processes.
Who can use it: Youth workers, community organisers, educators, and active citizens interested in civic engagement and urban development.
Topics addressed: European Citizenship, Youth Democracy Projects, Youth Participation, Environment
Additional details:
Free and accessible mobile application
Supports community-driven mapping and reporting
Encourages active citizenship and local engagement
Co-funded by the European Solidarity Corps
Suitable for workshops and awareness activities
Access the tool: https://toolbox.salto-youth.net/5586
From Okay to Slay – Method Collection for International Youth Projects
Type: Exercise / Energiser / Group Division / Ice-breaker / Group Building Activity
Goal: This method collection provides practical tools for international youth projects, focusing on group building, learning, and reflection. It supports intercultural understanding, teamwork, and effective collaboration through a variety of interactive activities suitable for different stages of a project.
Who can use it: Youth workers, facilitators, and educators involved in international or intercultural youth projects.
Topics addressed: Social Inclusion, Group Dynamics, Intercultural Learning, Evaluation, Youth Participation
Additional details:
Wide range of practical and ready-to-use methods
Suitable for group formation and team development
Encourages reflection and learning processes
Promotes intercultural dialogue and cooperation
Developed within the Erasmus+ KA2 project “From Okay to Slay”
More information: https://toolbox.salto-youth.net/5387
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