Transform Final Conference There is a strange quiet that comes after a project ends. After the chairs are moved back. After the last presentation is closed. After the group photos are taken, the feedback forms are collected and people begin saying goodbye in doorways,...
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From Niš to six communities: The story of FEAST for
ARFID From Niš to six communities: The story of FEAST for ARFID As FEAST for ARFID draws to a close, we look back at the journey, from the first conversations in Niš to the ideas, resources and experiences carried into six local communities. A meal can represent...
Project Wrap-Up: Navigating the Minds of Youth – Disconnecting to Reconnect
Location: Bansko, Bulgaria Dates: July 2 – July 12, 2026 In a world where the average attention span of young people has dropped to just 8 seconds, and daily screen time averages between 4.2 and 6.5 hours in partner countries, how often do we truly stop and pay...
Cyber Hygiene: How Young People from Six Countries Learned to Protect Themselves Online
There is a moment in every youth exchange when a room full of strangers stops being a room full of strangers. In Bansko, it happened somewhere between a name game and a dance-off on the very first evening — and everything that followed was built on it. "Cyber Hygiene"...
PROTECT Project Launches Practical Toolkit to Strengthen Privacy and Data Protection in Youth Work
New Erasmus+ resource helps youth workers and organisations handle personal data more safely, clearly, and responsibly The Erasmus+ project Privacy Protection Education for the Youth Sector – PROTECT has prepared a new practical toolkit to help youth workers, project...
PROTECT Survey Findings in Serbia
A national PROTECT survey in Serbia shows that young people understand that digital privacy matters, but many still lack the practical knowledge and confidence to protect their personal data in everyday situations. The findings have directly shaped the PROTECT...
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Transform What post-traumatic growth can teach us about youth work We talk a lot about resilience in youth work. About helping young people cope, adapt and bounce back after difficult experiences. It is an important idea and a hopeful one. But sometimes, “bouncing...
WHAT A WONDERFUL WORLD PROJECT: Building Eco-Literacy Across Europe
The climate crisis is not a distant threat—it's a present reality that demands immediate action from those who will inherit its consequences. The "What A Wonderful World" (WAWW) project is transforming how European youth understand and engage with...






