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[CALL FOR PARTICIPANTS] ONLINE PARTNERSHIP BUILDING ACTIVITY “BOOSTING PARTICIPATION IN ERASMUS+ PROGRAMME (2021-2027)”
The Partnership Building Activity “Boosting Participation in Erasmus+ Programme (2021-2027)” will take place online on Zoom between 19th – 20th April 10:00-13:00 CET and is organised by DYPALL Network. Detailed programme and more information about the activity is to be found in the Call for Participants: https://tinyurl.com/pbaonline2021Call To apply fill in the online registration form:
TO THE POINT on youth participatory budget
On the 6th of April, DYPALL Network hosted the final activity of the TO THE POINT series of moments on youth participation. This time, we took a closer look at the youth participatory budgets. Youth PB is a model with a great potential for youth participation in decision-making at the local level, but with many traps
GamifyEU Ideathon – What if young people were in charge of Europe?
GamifyEU Ideathon, a 48-hour online event took place from 26th – 28th March 2021. During the event, young people entered a collaborative challenge together with their peers from all over Europe and built solutions for different challenges Europe is facing. Much like a hackathon, in this Ideathon participants engaged in a creative-thinking, solution-finding process during
New Erasmus+ Programme 2021-2027 is out!
The long-awaited Erasmus+ Programme 2021-2027 has just been released. The key deadlines related to the field of youth are listed below: Key Action 1: Mobility of individuals in the field of youth: 11th May & 15th October Key Action 2: Cooperation partnerships: 20th May Small-scale partnerships in the fields of education and training and
TO THE POINT on methods of youth engagement during the pandemic
Today DYPALL Network hosted its sixth TO THE POINT moment. This time our expert Carolina Loureiro shared her experiences and strategies regarding engaging youth during the pandemic. Although the current circumstances are a true challenge for youth participation, especially in its traditional form, there are still solutions to these problems, which might have a surprisingly