Projects

The “Active Youth Hub” project is focusing on addressing the needs of youth workers and, especially, those who work with underprivileged youth, with limited access to the adequate resources and to professional development opportunities.

Dealing with Euroscepticism (DEUS) represents a pan-European effort to deepen young people's understanding a appreciation of common European values, and help them spot and dismantle misinformation about the EU, especially in the run-up to the 2024 Eu...

The green transition is an ambitious goal set by the European Union and the focus of many governments, political parties, think tanks, NGOs, and citizen initiatives. The issues it encompasses are complex, and the solutions are not as straightforward ...

Ukraine's debate community needs our help. Debate organizations across Ukraine have had to stop their meetings and tournaments, and focus purely on survival. Motions and arguments have been replaced by violence of inhuman proportions. We therefore ca...

Young people are taking on today’s most pressing issues - they are advocating for a greener, sustainable future, women’s, LGBTQ, and minority rights, an end to discrimination, and wealth inequality. Some question or even oppose those movements. Unfor...

When it comes to teaching and learning about present-day global issues, school curricula can be limiting. Due to the glacial pace at which changes to school curricula tend to be introduced, the politicization of school curricula in some countries lab...

Creative writing can encourage critical thinking, increase reading comprehension, inspire innovative thinking, increase problem-solving skills, and help with producing more reasoned analyses. However, due to the lack of attention to creative pursuits...

Through MeLitA, we are building an innovative media and information literacy pedagogy program based on debate methodology, focusing on teaching young people to engage with news and media content critically and analyse its ideological background and i...

Innovate Debate: Applied Curriculum for Debate-based Youth Work (IDAC) is a project expanding interactive approach to learning that can help young people develop critical thinking and communication skills.

Debate in the Neighbourhood is a family of debate education projects focused on young people living in urban and rural communities in the Netherlands. Debate in the Neighbourhood (DiN for short) projects train young people- typically between 15 and ...