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    Common Ground continues back home

    Our Common Ground participants have been busy this summer! After returning from the Erasmus+ exchange in Marrakech, they organised eight local sessions across six countries, bringing together more than 160 people. Each team chose an issue that mattered in their community and took on the work of organising and leading the sessions. People brought their own experiences into the discussions, from everyday racism to the abuse that can surround football rivalries. In Egypt and Jordan, some conversations even ran longer than planned because participants had so much to share. Here’s what the teams worked on: For our teams, this meant putting their learning to use with people in their own communities and gaining experience in leading activities themselves. For those attending, it was a chance to discuss concerns that can be difficult to raise and learn from others facing similar situations. Big thanks to our participants for taking the initiative! We couldn’t be more proud of what they achieved together ❤️

    First Phase of Unplugged Youth Workers Training

    Our team just returned from the Unplugged Training in Izmir, Turkey: an #ErasmusPlus project focused on understanding and addressing compulsive digital habits such as internet and gaming addiction, gambling, and social media overuse, while promoting healthier digital practices among young people. In five enriching days of non-stop activities, our participants: 👉 Explored storytelling, coaching, and art-therapy as creative tools for digital well-being.👉 Reflected on their own digital habits through introspective workshops — including sessions on FOMO (Fear of Missing Out), FOJI (Fear of Joining In), and JOMO (Joy of Missing Out) — to enhance self-understanding.👉 Learned new facilitation techniques and exchanged non-formal education methods with youth workers from across Europe. This experience helped our participants acquire new tools they can use in their daily work, and also gave them the chance to reflect on their own practices for a better understanding of the youth they support. They are now ready for the next phase of the programme: group and individual mentoring sessions, before applying everything they’ve learned to design and lead youth workshops in their own communities.

    Cyber Heroes

    Increase your digital skills and gain crucial cybersecurity knowledge

    Common Ground continues back home

    Our Common Ground participants have been busy this summer! After returning from the Erasmus+ exchange in Marrakech, they organised eight local sessions across six countries, bringing together more than 160 people. Each team chose an issue that mattered in their community and took on the work of organising and leading the sessions. People brought their own experiences into the discussions, from everyday racism to the abuse that can surround football rivalries. In Egypt and Jordan, some conversations even ran longer than planned because participants had so much to share. Here’s what the teams worked on: For our teams, this meant putting their learning to use with people in their own communities and gaining experience in leading activities themselves. For those attending, it was a chance to discuss concerns that can be difficult to raise and learn from others facing similar situations. Big thanks to our participants for taking the initiative! We couldn’t be more proud of what they achieved together ❤️

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    September 8, 2026
    First Phase of Unplugged Youth Workers Training

    Our team just returned from the Unplugged Training in Izmir, Turkey: an #ErasmusPlus project focused on understanding and addressing compulsive digital habits such as internet and gaming addiction, gambling, and social media overuse, while promoting healthier digital practices among young people. In five enriching days of non-stop activities, our participants: 👉 Explored storytelling, coaching, and art-therapy as creative tools for digital well-being.👉 Reflected on their own digital habits through introspective workshops — including sessions on FOMO (Fear of Missing Out), FOJI (Fear of Joining In), and JOMO (Joy of Missing Out) — to enhance self-understanding.👉 Learned new facilitation techniques and exchanged non-formal education methods with youth workers from across Europe. This experience helped our participants acquire new tools they can use in their daily work, and also gave them the chance to reflect on their own practices for a better understanding of the youth they support. They are now ready for the next phase of the programme: group and individual mentoring sessions, before applying everything they’ve learned to design and lead youth workshops in their own communities.

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    October 13, 2025