To stay or to go? SOS takes this question as its starting point to engage young people in the revitalisation of rural and remote areas across Europe, through community consultation, participatory research and digital storytelling.


To stay or to go? SOS takes this question as its starting point to engage young people in the revitalisation of rural and remote areas across Europe, through community consultation, participatory research and digital storytelling.

From 30 September to 11 October, Disability Pride Palermo returns with events, activities and discussions focusing on accessibility, participation and self-determination, culminating in the parade on 10 October dedicated to ‘Revolutionary Disabilities’.
In a rapidly changing world, understanding adolescence means learning to recognise the needs and challenges that come with growing up. Through EmpowerYOUth’s digital workshop, parents and carers will be provided with practical tools and resources to support young people with greater awareness.

Thank you from the bottom of our hearts, Dario, for everything we have shared together.

Disinformation doesn’t only strike through false news: it preys on fear, anger and the sense of exclusion. EMERGE brings together media literacy and emotional awareness to help younger people recognise online manipulation and protect themselves.

The pilot phase of HumanityHub in Italy involved over twenty Ukrainian women in a programme developed through co-design and by listening to their needs. From language learning to the launch of the Job Club, the initiative adopted a participatory and holistic approach to promote social and economic inclusion.

The first phase of ACTIVATE explored the challenges and opportunities surrounding youth participation through discussions with young people, youth workers and local organisations, gathering ideas and proposals for building more inclusive and participatory communities.

Through participatory workshops held in schools across Palermo, EuroConnect is exploring new approaches to civic education based on dialogue, critical thinking and active citizenship.

ACTIVATE offers an international programme designed for young people interested in active citizenship, media literacy and creative approaches to civic engagement, through workshops, storytelling, art workshops and international exchanges.

In Palermo, professionals working in the fields of education and migration took part in new initiatives focused on the empowerment, leadership and labour market inclusion of Ukrainian women, sharing tools and methodologies designed to enhance their independence, participation and employability.
To stay or to go? SOS takes this question as its starting point to engage young people in the revitalisation of rural and remote areas across Europe, through community consultation, participatory research and digital storytelling.
From 30 September to 11 October, Disability Pride Palermo returns with events, activities and discussions focusing on accessibility, participation and self-determination, culminating in the parade on 10 October dedicated to ‘Revolutionary Disabilities’.
In a rapidly changing world, understanding adolescence means learning to recognise the needs and challenges that come with growing up. Through EmpowerYOUth’s digital workshop, parents and carers will be provided with practical tools and resources to support young people with greater awareness.
Thank you from the bottom of our hearts, Dario, for everything we have shared together.
Disinformation doesn’t only strike through false news: it preys on fear, anger and the sense of exclusion. EMERGE brings together media literacy and emotional awareness to help younger people recognise online manipulation and protect themselves.
The pilot phase of HumanityHub in Italy involved over twenty Ukrainian women in a programme developed through co-design and by listening to their needs. From language learning to the launch of the Job Club, the initiative adopted a participatory and holistic approach to promote social and economic inclusion.
The first phase of ACTIVATE explored the challenges and opportunities surrounding youth participation through discussions with young people, youth workers and local organisations, gathering ideas and proposals for building more inclusive and participatory communities.
Through participatory workshops held in schools across Palermo, EuroConnect is exploring new approaches to civic education based on dialogue, critical thinking and active citizenship.
ACTIVATE offers an international programme designed for young people interested in active citizenship, media literacy and creative approaches to civic engagement, through workshops, storytelling, art workshops and international exchanges.
In Palermo, professionals working in the fields of education and migration took part in new initiatives focused on the empowerment, leadership and labour market inclusion of Ukrainian women, sharing tools and methodologies designed to enhance their independence, participation and employability.