ABOUT YOUTH ALL INCLUSIVE

Our project aims at methodical cooperation between partners of different regions and expertise, who are all facing the challenge of dealing with increasingly unequal educational opportunities. The different experiences and competencies from grass roots educational work are to be used to enable equal opportunities and participation in society through educational inclusion in the interplay of digitalization-participation-transnationality. Ultimately, this should lead to the inclusion of disadvantaged young people in the European project and to their representation in Europe.

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Balkan youth for Balkan youth, this is the Balkans, let’s get up! Organisation in a nut-shell. With the involvement of more than 40 people constituting the core team, facilitators’ and mentors’ pools, we, the young, are at the very heart of what we do.

Cilento Youth Union is a non-profit organization that started in Rofrano (SA) in 2015, targeting Italian youth with fewer opportunities from south of Italy and specifically from Cilento area. The organization was recently created under the initiative of active local young people which wanted to become part of European programs Life Long Learning projects both in formal and informal contexts.

Project Sunrise France is youth non-governmental association based in Villeneuve d’Ascq, France. The organisation implements actions both at local and international level. The activities undertaken by the organization aim to ensure long-term fulfilment of youngsters, inspire lifelong learning and to promote tolerance and integration in a globalised world. Sunrise Project mission is to inspire and empower young people and adults to find their inner self, discover and make use of their full potential to find inner joy and happiness in the long term.

Our first partner meeting in Mannheim, Germany (Sep 2022)

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