Digital Youth Work

 

Build up digital competences of youth workers and capacities for organisations by providing practical training opportunities in line with the competence & assessment frameworks developed in WP2 of DYW SNAC I.

Support practitioners in making connections to current and upcoming policies e.g., European youth strategy, the Bonn process, Digital Education Action plan (2020-2027), the Digital Europe Programme.

Provide insights and data from practitioner trainings and policy reflections to ensure that NA Digitalisation Strategies align with current and forward-looking needs in the field.

Increase the number of Erasmus+ and European Solidarity Corps projects addressing the digital transformation priority and encourage peer support as a means of professional development.

 

Meant for

  • youth workes
  • organisations
  • youth policy
digital youth work
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Learn more about how the Digital Youth Work project improves and develops digital youth work across Europe:
Main activities
  • Peer learning activity: Introducing/improving on ways of doing DYW with YPFO, exchanging practices (seminar or forum for people with practices)
  • Project lab: bringing together organizations working with YPWFO and organizations with expertise in DYW (hackathon)
  • Training course: competence building activity e.g., Gaming as a Tool for Inclusion

 

Who is involved?

National Agencies for Erasmus + Youth and the European Solidarity Corps in Iceland, Netherlands, Belgium Flanders, Latvia, Portugal, SALTO Inclusion & Diversity, SALTO Digital, Municipality of Helsinki.

 

Get in touch! 

For your questions, reach out to the project coordinator: Jutta Kivimäki (jutta.kivimaki@oph.fi)