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Activity objectives
Explore the contribution of youth work to skills development within the framework of the Union of Skills.
Share practices on building youth resilience, democratic engagement, and preparedness (e.g. climate change, disinformation, mental health).
Facilitate dialogue between youth work and formal education.
Develop ideas for future Erasmus+ cooperation projects and policy recommendations
Description
Within the EU’s “Union of Skills” ambition, there is a growing need to strengthen not only technical and digital skills, but also the transversal competencies that support a resilient, democratic, and prepared society. Rooted in participation, empowerment, and social inclusion, youth work plays a key role in equipping young people with the skills and attitudes needed to engage meaningfully in society, especially during times of crisis and change.
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Aġenzija tal-Programmi tal-Unjoni Ewropea (National Agency)