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About the Project Social (Media) Inclusion rotated around the concept and perception of good and bad uses of social media, and their impact in contemporary societies in relation to: the perception of migrants and refugees in local communities, and the instrumentalisation of the so-called “refugee crisis” by right-wing groups to destabilise democracy and social cohesion. The project gathered the…

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Digital transformation of society requires new approaches in education to prepare young people to deal with technological change. Digital Social Innovation (DSI) is an emerging field, and little is known about innovators, organisations, and activities which support them and the use of digital tools for social change. Read More Public Makers

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“Building Intercultural Competences: Sharing Good Practices” (BIC) is an ERASMUS+ project (KA2 – Cooperation for Innovation and the Exchange of Good Practices; KA205 – Strategic Partnerships for Youth Programme) and its duration is 24 months. The general objective of the project is to help young people understand the importance of social inclusion and cultural diversity and build intercultural competences….

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Erasmus+ Sport, Small Collaborative PartnershipsDuration: 1 January 2018 – 31 December 2018 Project Coordinator: Youth Alliance Krusevo, FYR Macedonia Project Partners:Inter Alia, GreeceSpecial Olympics, FYR MacedoniaSpecial Olympics, SloveniaEuroDEMOS, Romania The main goal of the project is to develop the capacities of involved organizations to promote social inclusion and volunteerism, by implementing sport activities and services including young people, aged…

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By deploying an innovative non-formal methodology based on a set of art-related disciplines (dance, theatre, music, street-art, photography, literature, cinema, painting & sculpture), InterArts produces practical knowledge to reduce social exclusion and improve the level of key competences and skills of young people living in marginalised conditions. Read More Inter Arts – Youth Empowerment through Arts

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The gap between the democratic institutions in Europe, their representatives and Europe’s young generation is growing. Although young people are more likely to be present in other forms of political participation (protests, strikes, joining pressure groups, etc), their overall election turnout is dramatically falling. Read More A New Narrative for EU Elections and Beyond: how to Engage…

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