Youth Work In Progress

<< Objectives >>Youth work in Europe faces a variety of challenges: Diversity & inclusion, sustainability, European citizenship, transition to the labour market, increasing right-wing populism, racism and anti-semitism and growing scepticism or rejection of the European idea and the EU as well as a lack of recognition and visibility of youth work are issues we face on a daily basis. The project delivers approaches and methods of tackling these problems in our daily work with Youth with fewer opportunities.<< Implementation >>Over a period of two years, youth workers from Italy, France, Latvia and Germany will meet for four study visits to learn about and exchange information on the situation of youth work in the participating countries and how to deal with it. The focus will be on reflecting on pedagogical approaches and methods of good practice. The field of methods includes diversity and inclusion, the communication of EU values and the docking to the Bonn process for the implementation of the EYWA.<< Results >>Youth workers will become aware of the different characteristics of youth work in Europe. Through the professional reflective exchange on their approaches and methods, they will develop an extended repertoire of actions and increase their methodological competence in working with their clientele. In addition, the organisations will Europeanise and develop further and play an active role in the implementation of the EYWA. Results will be accessible to the community of practice via Padlet and Epal