Toolbox — For Training and Youth Work
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Manual
The Training Toolkit on Entrepreneurship consists of 30 non-formal educational tools for conducting youth exchanges and training courses on youth entrepreneurship.
Manual
The MERCURY Methodological Guide empowers trauma-affected youth through entrepreneurship and employability using drama therapy. It's a tailored, multidisciplinary toolkit available in multiple languages for youth workers across the EU.
Info session
DO NUT Give Up! Doughnut Economy for Third Sector Organisations working with young people (2021-2-EE01-KA220-YOU-000048246)
Simulation Exercise
The Accessibility Training Course for VET Staff focuses on providing innovative professional development opportunities for vocational education and training staff that works with students with Special Educational Needs and/or disabilities.
Manual
The Curriculum for youth workers: capacity building for the empowerment and social integration of vulnerable girls, presents blended learning to help youth workers improving their skills in creating and using experiential educational tools.
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The Toolkit aims to promote collective wellbeing among vulnerable adolescents, particularly girls. It offers innovative and diverse activities designed to engage girls who may not typically participate in social contexts.
Report
The report "Stories of Fragilities" is a qualitative study within the SPACE4US project focusing on empowering vulnerable young women in Europe.
Manual
LINKS online platform and training material on Digital Sovereignty Competencies is a tool to enable youth workers to develop the necessary skills to increase their level of digital sovereignty as well as to be able to train young people within their work.
Manual
In this toolkit, you will find 30 tools for non-formal learning, which youth workers can use to introduce young people to the basic principles of citizen journalism and media literacy.
Manual
In this guide, you will find 21 examples of citizen journalism done right. The guide is divided into four thematic categories: online magazines, fact-checking platforms, educational initiatives, online safety and professional support programs.