BREAK works to protect the rights of young women with disabilities.


BREAK works to protect the rights of young women with disabilities.

The war in Ukraine continues to have a profound impact on the higher education system.Research conducted by FreeAc analyses the impact of the conflict on higher education and the role of academic freedom in building resilient and democratic education systems.

For Bottom-Up Talks, young people and professionals have exchanged on mental wellbeing and youth participation during the Europeo Exchange Workshop in Paris.

HERITAS was launched to strengthen the role of culture and sustainable tourism in social and economic development, involving young people, women, and local communities in the promotion of both tangible and intangible cultural heritage.

FreeMobi promotes conscious smartphone use among boys and girls (6-12 years old), involving families and educators to develop digital and socio-emotional skills and promote digital well-being.

YouthPioneer supports young people who are NEETs through a training programme designed to strengthen their soft skills and entrepreneurial skills, as well as their self-confidence and self-awareness, helping them to shape their own professional future and enter the world of work.

In Palermo, 40 teachers took part in the TINKER project to trial a more inclusive, participatory and practice-oriented approach to teaching computer science.

OVER-SEES promotes new opportunities across European islands through training programmes focused on green and digital skills for the younger generation.