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Promoting an active national youth work environment is at the chore of youth work development in Georgia. Nino Mikhanashvili shared with us on the establishment of policy frameworks and the national Youth Work Convention in Georgia as two central pillars of the national process in Georgia. read more

Stronger recognition, a developed digital youth work system and better mental health support - Monika Paulaskaité shared with us on the vision of youth work in Lithuania and how the European Youth Work Agenda supports realising it. read more

The European Youth Work Agenda aims at strengthening youth work in addressing young people’s needs. Explore during this Study Visit how youth work in Flanders (Belgium) contributes to the mental health and wellbeing of young people. read more

The EU-Council of Europe Youth Partnership is looking for participants for the Symposium "VISIBLE VALUE: Growing youth work in Europe" on 31 May – 1 June 2023 in the European Youth Centre Budapest. read more

The European Service Centre for the Bonn Process at JUGEND für Europa, German National Agency for the EU youth programmes Erasmus+ Youth and European Solidarity Corps cordially invites you to the 3rd digital Bonn Process Meet-up. It will take place online on 28 and 29 March 2023, from 9:30 to 13:00. read more

How can the Bonn Process be a support in the development of national level policies? Sara Barriga Brighenti took part in the “European Trilogue-Conference on Cultural Youth Education.” She shares with us the example of the National Plan for the Arts (NPA) in Portugal. read more

In November 2022 a conference took place titled, “Youth Work, Culture and Education: European Trilogue-Conference on Cultural Youth Education.” Rolf Witte, one of the organisers of the event, shares some insights on this event. The conference took place as a contribution to the European Year of Youth. read more

The European Youth Work Agenda aims to boost youth work. Established as a strategic framework, it intends to strengthen and further develop youth work practice and policies in Europe. read more

Tina Kosi is the Acting Director for Youth at the Ministry of Education, Science and Sport of the Republic of Slovenia. Tina shared with us one of the biggest developments currently underway in the Slovenian youth sector: The ‘Strategic Plan for the Implementation of the European Youth Work Agenda’. read more

You are interested in contributing to the successful implementation of the European Youth Work Agenda in the upcoming years? The EU-CoE Youth Partnership is about to set up a new Pool of Youth Work Experts. read more

You are cordially invited to attend our next Meet-up, that will be held online in March (28-29) 2023. read more

At the Youth Work Recovery Conference policy experts, practitioners and researchers from 28 countries came together to discuss how the Covid pandemic has affected youth work in Europe and neighbouring partner countries. read more