20th June Action Day for Refugees RECOMMENDED ACTIONS

written by INFO, EU

The No Hate Speech Movement is organising a European Action Day for Refugees and Asylum Seekers on the 20th June 2016. Please select from the following recommended actions.

Serbian-Albanian Youth cooperation Call for Application

written by INFO, KOMS

Representatives of youth civil society organizations from Serbia and Albania are invited to apply to participate in an OSCE Mission to Serbia project titled “Enhancing regional connectivity among Serbian and Albanian youth actors”…

TV as a Tool for Activism

written by INFO, Croatia

The political climate in Europe is transforming, and activism is evolving right along with it. Croatian activists like Mima Simić are on the leading edge of this evolution…

Find money for your education

written by INFO, EU

Find money for your education among 12 320 scholarships, grants and awards…

Erasmus+: Youth Exchange

written by INFO, Erasmus +

European Commission produced a short video aboutyoung people’s experiences of youth exchanges Kurt Fitzgerald, student from Dublin, Ireland, Maura Rivabella, student from Costa Vescovato, Italy, Noemi Ramos Villa, student from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain, and Ghia Fieandt, student from Helsinki Finland describe their experience in Tortona, Italy through Youth Exchanges, an Erasmus+ programme.… Continue reading Erasmus+: Youth Exchange

PGL Institute | Macedonia Application Call

written by INFO, Macedonia

This August, Preparing Global Leaders Institute (PGLI) will hold its 5th jubilee edition on the premises of FON University in Struga and Skopje…

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