Making International Mobility more inclusive - Skip the Barriers of International Mobility

Final Conference – Skip the Barriers of International Mobility (SBIM)

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How can we make international mobility more accessible to all young people, particularly those with fewer opportunities?

Join us on 13 November 2026 in Brussels for the final conference of SBIM – Skip the Barriers of International Mobility, an Erasmus+ project bringing together organisations from across Europe to address barriers to international mobility and equip youth workers with practical tools and approaches to make mobility more inclusive.

International mobility can be a powerful learning and development opportunity, yet many young people still face obstacles that prevent them from accessing these experiences. Youth workers and youth organisations play a key role in raising awareness, providing guidance and supporting young people throughout their mobility journey.

Throughout the project, partners have worked together to develop practical resources to help youth workers better understand, promote and facilitate international mobility opportunities, with a particular focus on young people with fewer opportunities.

What to expect?

The conference will provide an opportunity to discover the project's results, exchange experiences and reflect collectively on how to make international mobility more accessible.

The programme will include:

Testimonials: Young people and youth workers will share their experiences and perspectives on international mobility.

Presentation of the SBIM project: Discover the project's challenges, tools and achievements, including the International Mobility Toolkit and Digital IM Pathway.

Panel discussion – Erasmus4All: Are mobilities truly for all? Exchange perspectives on existing barriers and the role of youth work in making mobility more inclusive.

World Café: Take part in interactive discussions, share good practices and collectively explore ways to improve access to international mobility for all young people.

Networking: Connect with youth workers, youth organisations and other stakeholders working on international mobility and youth inclusion.

Participants will also have the opportunity to discover the Digital International Mobility Pathway, an online resource providing young people with practical information, tools and guidance at different stages of their mobility journey.

Who should attend?

This event is open to youth workers, youth organisations, youth project coordinators, educators, mobility practitioners, representatives of institutions and anyone interested in international mobility, youth inclusion and non-formal education.

Whether you are already working with international mobility programmes or looking to introduce these opportunities to young people in your organisation, this conference will offer inspiration, practical resources and opportunities to connect with other professionals.

Practical information

�� Date: 13 November 2026
�� Time: 14:00–17:30, followed by a networking dinner
�� Location: Artemisia Room, Mundo Madou, Avenue des Arts 7/8, 1210 Brussels, Belgium

Come and exchange ideas, discover new tools and help us rethink how international mobility can become an opportunity accessible to everyone!