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Facilitator and Trainer. I design and deliver non‑formal trainings in youth entrepreneurship, gender-conscious inclusion, and climate innovation under Erasmus+ KA2 frameworks. I co‑train on peer learning and experiential methods with EstYes and Unique Projects and 2811. Recognised among Euclid Network's Top 100 Social Enterprise Women 2022. Topics I specialize in include sustainability, social entrepreneurship, climate action, inclusion, and gender-conscious youth work.

A European trainer specialized in working with young people in intercultural groups. The three main strengths of my training approach are the followings: a simplified theoretical content as a base for immediate use in practice, using appealing visual support such as presentations, infographics or drawings and focusing on participants’ motivation and involvement. Specialized in new media tools both theory (research studies, statistics etc.) and practice (tips and tricks).

Thomas is a political educator. His main focuses are gender and LGBT+ rights, climate justice, global justice and antimilitarism. He has vast expertise in action planning, campaign strategy, non-formal education, utopian thinking, volunteer management and digital volunteering (esp. Wikipedia). He is based in Berlin, but works all around Europe.

a former aspiring legal eagle who found his true calling wrangling enthusiastic youth and even more enthusiastic Erasmus+ projects. Since 2010, I've traded courtroom drama for non-formal education, proving that yes, you can herd cats... if they're young, European, and eager to learn soft skills. Expect laughter, learning, and maybe a slightly chaotic but always inspiring training. I turn good intentions into great projects, one slightly absurd icebreaker at a time!

I have more than 6 years of experience with non-formal education. I have been working with a wide range of marginalized communities, my main focus is on holding inclusive trainings for people with disabilities and mixed-ability groups where I also take the advantage of my lived experience of living with a physical disability. Besides, I also own an expertise in facilitating participatory processes.

"If you can't laugh at yourself then you are missing the biggest joke of your life," said once Charles Alden Smith. Humour, creativity and self-directed learning was and still are the tools to develop my competences as a trainer both at a local and international level, a youth worker, a project manager, an entertainer and chief in children and youth camps, a photographer, and a clown.

I envision a world where young people lead as empathetic global citizens, embracing diversity to build an inclusive and sustainable future. As a trainer and facilitator, I combine experiential learning with gamification to create playful yet purposeful experiences. My adaptable approach empowers learners to develop 21st-century skills and drive meaningful change in their communities. Impact is my passion and community is how I achieve it.

'Good judgment comes from experience. Experience comes from bad judgment’. Non-formal education has the potential to induce real change. My method uses creativity as a tool to view and solve problems with greater openness and innovative insights. www.emanuelenargi.com

As a feminist trainer, human rights researcher and founder of Be Aware Association, I’ve led workshops in prisons, shelters and universities. My book on women’s rights reflects my dedication to gender justice. I blend activism, storytelling and care—working with children and communities across Turkey and Germany.