SMART POSTURE – Digital Wellbeing, STEM Skills and Youth Innovation
Gençlik Atlası Derneği, based in Muş, Türkiye, is looking for international partners to develop a small-scale Erasmus+ youth project focused on digital wellbeing, STEM education, digital skills and youth innovation.
The idea is inspired by SMART POSTURE, an educational prototype developed by middle-school student Ahmet Buğra Gür with the guidance of Turgut Sarıtaş. The prototype received second place in the Biology category at Türkiye’s 20th TÜBİTAK 2204-B Middle School Students Research Projects Competition in 2026.
We would like to use this achievement as a starting point for non-formal learning activities that enable young people to explore sensors, basic electronics, coding, mobile applications, responsible technology and digital wellbeing.
The project will focus on learning and youth empowerment among young participants and group leaders.
Proposed Participants
Gençlik Atlası Derneği initially plans to send a group from Türkiye consisting of: 5 young participants and 2 leaders. Proposed activitiy duration will be 7 activity days +2 travel days
Proposed Activities
Practical STEM and digital skills workshops.
Youth-led innovation and problem-solving activities.
Learning sessions on digital wellbeing and responsible technology.
Exchange of non-formal education methods between partner organisations.
Development of reusable educational resources for youth workers.
Local workshops and dissemination activities in participating countries.
The exact activities, duration, work plan and expected results will be developed together with the selected partners.
We are open to discussing this idea with organisations that have complementary expertise and are interested in developing a realistic, high-quality project together.
We are also interested in wider cooperation across Erasmus+ actions and other relevant international youth projects.
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http://otlas-project.salto-youth.net/20732