RESULTS

EU for YOUth PROJECT RESULTS


EU for YOUth brought considerable innovation by creating outstanding results (Booklet, Manual, Video Tutorial, Microlearning Modules), using an innovative methodology based on art and microlearning. These innovative outputs combine creativity with an accessible, interactive, and engaging learning process, providing high-quality resources for exploring European values and combating Euroscepticism.

Booklet with good practices.

The Booklet is a collection of 30 existing activities on art-based methods. The activities are used by youth workers and educators to discuss EU values and other European topics with youth. Check the page and find out:

  • The Booklet available in 5 languages;
  • The Country Reports Findings;
  • The Evaluation form for Booklet.

Manual for combating Euroscepticism and teaching European values through art-based methods.

The Manual is featuring 15 innovative art-based methods (painting/printing, handcrafting, tailoring, photography, theater). The Manual provides practical activities for youth workers to promote European Values, to counter Euroscepticism among youth and discuss European topics. Check the page and find out:

  • The Manual available in 5 languages;
  • The Evaluation form for Manual.
  • Practical Video Tutorial

Training Toolkit

The Toolkit includes the training program on using art-based methods in youth activities. This program was implemented during the LTTA (Training Course) with 18 youth workers. The course provided participants with essential knowledge and skills to effectively apply art-based methods. Check the page and find out:

  • The training course methodology available in 5 languages;
  • Training Course (LTTA) activities and results;
  • Piloting activities info.

Video tutorial on how to set up art based method workshops

Video tutorial on how to set up art based method workshops. The video tutorial provides a step-by-step guide on how to organize and facilitate art-based method workshops. Its goal is to extend the benefits of these innovative methods to a wider audience, equipping youth workers and educators with practical tools.

Microlearning modules

It contains sixteen short videos, organized into five microlearning modules that break down complex EU topics into digestible content. Designed according to microlearning principles, these videos can easily be adapted to various formal and non-formal learning contexts. Check the page and find out:

  • Modules

Modul 1: European Values and Space

Modul 2: Euroscepticism and extremist movements

Modul 3: Youth Participation

Modul 4: Inclusion Through Art

Modul 5: Sustainability in youth work

  • A Guideline to use the microlearning modules in different learning settings – available in 5 languages

The guideline is designed to guide through the microlearning modules, offering concise, targeted insights to help youth workers and educators engage their learners in a dynamic and meaningful way.

Ttransnational Project Meetings

The meetings aimed to assure the smooth running and implementation of the project and the quality of results. The project had 3 transnational meetings:

1.Targoviste, Romania – Kick-of Meeting
2.Slovakia – Project management – intermediary evaluation
3.Targoviste, Romania – Project management and discussion of microlearning modules

Multiplier Events

Five multiplier events were organized in each partner country to enhance the visibility and impact of the project results. These events were attended by key local community members, stakeholders, youth workers, young people and potential beneficiaries.

Final International Conference

On November 15, 2024, over 170 participants – young people, youth workers, educators, representatives of educational institutions, local officials, and international partners – gathered in Târgoviște for the final conference of the „EU for YOUth” project. The event highlighted the role of innovative art-based methods in combating Euroscepticism, promoting European values, and fostering youth participation.

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