
Think before you scroll 📱 “Level Up Your Media Literacy” in Bulgaria empowered young people to recognize misinformation, strengthen critical thinking and become more responsible digital citizens in today’s online world.

🏮🌍 Participants of the Roots & Routes project came together to celebrate the Lunar New Year through cultural exchange, shared traditions, and meaningful conversations. The event offered a unique opportunity to learn about one of the world’s most widely celebrated festivals while strengthening intercultural connections within the community.

🍕 Good food has a unique way of bringing people together. During the first Roots & Routes brunch, participants gathered in Leiden to share pizza, stories, and cultural experiences, taking the first steps towards building a stronger and more connected community.

New skills, new connections, new perspectives ✨ The MOVICAL Training Course in Spain brought young people and youth workers together to explore mobility, intercultural learning and creative approaches that empower active participation and personal growth.

Learning happens best when ideas and experiences are shared 🌍 The study visit to the Youth Centre in Poland created an inspiring space for youth workers to exchange practices, discover new approaches and strengthen international cooperation in youth work.

🌍🤝 A new journey begins! Roots & Routes has officially launched in Leiden, creating opportunities for young people from different backgrounds to connect, share cultures, and build meaningful friendships that go beyond borders.

One life can hold many endings and many new beginnings. Stichting yEUth’s visit to Thiene, Italy through the “One Life, Many Endings” project created space for reflection, emotional awareness and meaningful conversations about change, grief, and healing.

What if sustainability started with the clothes we already own? 🌱 During the ECHOES local workshops, young people explored creative ways to give their wardrobes a second life through reuse, upcycling and conscious fashion choices.

How can one mobility experience change the way we see youth work? Kaja’s reflection from Santiago de Compostela highlights the power of intercultural learning, personal growth and meaningful connections created through international mobility.

What if drawing could help young people express more than words ever could? 🎨 “Drawn Together” revealed how visual tools can spark creativity and build confidence the way youth workers connect, communicate and inspire.