About the project
Mobility, connection and impact on social media is a youth exchange bringing together 37 participants (5 participants + 1 leader for each country). During eight working days, daily activities based on non-formal education will be organized, such as: debates, simulation games, play activities, field roles, team building, intercultural nights, cultural activities and reflections. Join us on a unique learning journey during which you will learn more about entrepreneurship, the culture of the participating countries and you will have the opportunity to develop your skills with representatives of many ngos in europe.
Objectives
The aim of the project is to train young people with limited opportunities in the field of social media to develop the skills necessary to create high-quality content that has an impact in highlighting social issues.
- Empowering participants with skills and competencies in using social media tools, enabling them to become more active and involved in their communities.
- Promoting intercultural collaboration by using digital platforms to improve teamwork and communication.
- Developing creativity and critical thinking by involving the 36 participants in creating creative social media content that allows them to solve problems in a new and effective way.
Youth exchange is for everybody who is interested in the topic, want to travel, learn and meet new people and cultures from the age of 16 – 25. Leader can be older than that.
Participants will be from more countries of Europe. There will be 6 participants from each country.
Accommodation and food will be provided and financed from the Erasmus + program during the whole project. Travel will be reimbursed up to 309 euro. Detailed information regarding financial procedures are written in FAQ and will be further explained with selected participants.
REGISTRATION IS POSSIBLE VIA THE FORM HERE
Registration is open until form is closed. Closed form mean we already finished choosing participants and therefore it is not possible to apply anymore.
