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Digital Fatigue
Partnership-building Activity
1-9 May 2026 | Ankara, Türkiye
Digital Fatigue is an Erasmus+ training course (KA153) designed to address the growing global challenge of excessive screen time and digital dependency. Taking place in Ankara, Türkiye, from May 1–9, 2026, the project brings together participants to explore the mental and physical impacts of constant connectivity.
Objectives and Methodology
The project aims to raise awareness about "crowded loneliness" and "brain rot" by promoting healthier, more balanced digital habits. Through non-formal learning methods, the activity focuses on:
- Conducting awareness workshops and social activities to foster meaningful real-life communication.
- Aligning with Erasmus+ priorities on digital transformation and sustainability.
- Strengthening social bonds and improving overall well-being.
Target Audience: Youth Workers and Young people
This call is specifically targeted at youth workers and those actively involved in the field of non-formal learning. We are looking for applicants who:
- Work directly with young people and wish to understand the effects of digital overload on mental health.
- Are motivated to develop healthier digital habits both personally and professionally.
- Are open to sharing experiences and good practices in a multicultural environment.
- No previous Erasmus+ experience is required, but active participation is essential.
Logistics and Participation
Accommodation & Food: 100% of accommodation, food, and local transportation costs are covered by the Erasmus+ program.
Travel: Travel costs will be reimbursed according to the specific distance-based limits provided in the infopack.
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Training overview
http://trainings.salto-youth.net/14667
This activity has already happened!
This Partnership-building Activity is
for 42 participants
from Erasmus+ Youth Programme countries 
, Partner Countries Neighbouring the EU
and recommended for
Youth workers
Working language(s):
English
Next Steps (Others)
Contact for questions:
Kevser Doğantekin
E-Mail:
Phone: +905000000000
Costs
Participation fee
No
Accommodation and food
Yes, as the host organization, we will organize and provide all accommodation and food for the duration of the project.
The costs are fully covered by the Erasmus+ program, so there is no price or fee for the participants to pay.
Accommodation and Food Details
Shared Housing: Participants will stay in shared rooms (with others of the same gender) in a safe and comfortable location near the activity venue.
Full Board: We provide three meals per day—breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Coffee Breaks: Scheduled breaks with refreshments will be organized during activity days.
Special Diets: Vegetarian options and other special dietary requirements (such as allergies) can be accommodated if you inform us in advance.
Travel reimbursement
Yes, travel costs will be reimbursed for the project. Reimbursements will be made in cash based on the cheapest and most direct public transportation routes.
To receive reimbursement, participants must present all travel documents, including boarding passes, invoices, and receipts. Additionally, all travel routes must be consulted with and approved by the project coordinator before tickets are purchased.
The maximum reimbursement amounts per participant, based on their country and organization, are as follows: 309 Euros for non-green travel