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👗🌍 Fashion with purpose. Youth with ideas. Change with action. 🌍👗

Young participants from Kreatív Ifjúsági Akadémia Magyarország are currently part of an inspiring international youth exchange where creativity meets sustainability.

During the project, they are discovering that fashion is not only about style — it is also about choices, values, responsibility, and the future of our planet. Through non-formal learning activities, international teamwork, hands-on workshops, and creative challenges, participants are exploring how small daily decisions can make a real difference.

♻️ They are learning how to give clothes a second life
🧵 They are experimenting with upcycling and DIY ideas
💬 They are discussing the hidden impact of fast fashion
📱 They are creating awareness messages for young people
🤝 They are sharing experiences with peers from different cultures

This youth exchange is a space where young people can think critically, express themselves, develop confidence, and turn ideas into action. It gives them the opportunity to see sustainability not as a limitation, but as a source of creativity, innovation, and positive change.

We are proud of our young participants for representing Hungary with motivation, openness, and fresh ideas. Their energy shows that young people can be powerful voices for a more conscious and sustainable future. 🇭🇺✨

Every reused piece of clothing, every shared idea, and every new habit can become part of a bigger movement.

Together, we are learning.
Together, we are creating.
Together, we are choosing a greener future. 🌱💚

Mediterranean Mosaic: Youth Creative Lab for Dialogue and Inclusion in Tetouan

The Mediterranean is coming alive in Tetouan!

On 14–17 July 2026 (10:00–18:00), at Iklile Cultural Center, Tetouan, we will participate in Euro-Med to Med-Capital: The Tetouan Edition.

We're turning the city into a meeting point of culture, creativity, and dialogue.

Supported by

Mediterranean Mosaic: Youth Creative Lab for Dialogue and Inclusion in Tetouan

📍 Venue:
Iklile Cultural Center, Tetouan, Morocco

📅 Dates:
14–17 July 2026

🕙 Time:
10:00–18:00

The Mediterranean is coming alive in Tetouan!

On 15–16 July 2026, at Maison de la Culture, Tetouan, we will participate in Euro-Med to Med-Capital: The Tetouan Edition.

We're turning the city into a meeting point of culture, creativity, and dialogue.

Supported by

From 18–25 April, the Hungarian team participated in the “Digital Entrepreneurship” Training Course in Düzce, Türkiye 🇹🇷

During the week, they focused on how to turn ideas into practical projects in the digital world. Through workshops and group work, they explored simple tools, basic business thinking, and the first steps of building something from scratch.

Working in international teams gave them the chance to exchange different perspectives and approaches. The feedback we received from others helped them rethink their ideas and improve them step by step.

The experience was not only about learning new skills, but also about cooperation, communication, and understanding different cultures. Living and working together made the whole process more real and meaningful.

Thanks to the organizers and all participants for creating a supportive and open environment.

We were truly honoured to welcome an exceptional group of professionals to our project, whose expertise and dedication brought immense value to the experience:

• Head of Department, General Directorate of Personnel
• Rapporteur Judge, Department of Victim Support Services
• President of Judicial Commission
• President of the High Criminal Court
• Juvenile Court Judge
• Public Prosecutor
• Public Prosecutor
• Chief Clerk
• Deputy Director, Probation Directorate

Their insights, experience, and commitment to justice and public service enriched every discussion and activity. It was a privilege to create a space for collaboration, exchange, and learning together.

This project has been co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union 🇪🇺

🚀 OPEN CALL: Virtual Event – “Tech for Inclusion: Digital Innovation & AI-Powered Solutions”

Artificial Intelligence is no longer the future — it is shaping how we learn, communicate, and make decisions today.

But here’s the real question:
👉 Who is technology built for — and who is being left out?

💡 This event goes beyond learning about AI.
It’s about rethinking technology through inclusion, ethics, and real impact.

📲 What to expect:
Explore how AI affects society and everyday life
Discuss digital inequality and access gaps
Reflect on ethics, fairness, and representation in tech
Exchange ideas with young people from different backgrounds

📅 Event Details
🗓 25 April 2026
⏰ 17:00 – 19:00 CET

👥 Only 30 participants selected
→ Small group = real discussions, real impact

🌍 Format: Fully online
(Interactive, discussion-based experience — not just passive listening)

⚠️ This is not a typical event.
You won’t get ready-made answers.
You’ll engage with the questions that actually matter.

Because the truth is:
If young people are not shaping technology,
they will live in a world shaped without them.

👉 Apply now:
🔗 https://forms.gle/6bKCxi3VdcgfuYG38

🚀 OPEN CALL FOR PARTICIPANTS 🇭🇺
Join the Digital Solutions Hackathon – AI-Powered Cultural Map Challenge!

Are you a young person in Hungary interested in AI, creativity, culture, and digital innovation? This is your chance to collaborate internationally and build something real.

🌍 What is it about?
You will work in a team to design and build an AI-powered Digital Cultural Map — an interactive digital product that presents Hungary’s culture through technology, storytelling, and creativity.

💡 Using tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Gamma.app, you will explore:
Culture, heritage, food, music & youth identity
AI-assisted content creation
Digital storytelling & presentation
Real teamwork in an international setting

👥 Who can join?
Young participants from Hungary
No advanced tech skills required — beginners are welcome
Motivation and curiosity matter most

📅 Event Details
🗓 27–28 April 2026
⏰ 20:00 – 22:00 CET (both days)
💻 Online (Zoom) – Hybrid international format

⚡ What will happen?
Training on building digital cultural maps with AI
Teamwork to create your project in just 48 hours
Live presentations to an international jury
Awards & recognition for top teams

🏆 Why join?
Gain hands-on experience with AI tools
Develop STEAM skills (Science, Tech, Engineering, Arts, Math)
Collaborate with peers from Turkey & Bulgaria
Get your work published and promoted internationally

🎯 Hungary will form 2 teams (5 participants each) — don’t miss your chance.

👉 Apply now at https://eurolinks.org/share/NNM7NeTPZml5MvkrNgRT/ & be part of an international digital innovation experience!

Erasmus+ Training Course: "Future in our hands" organised by Hatay Foundation in Ankara from 1 April to 7 April 2026

BROCHURE(FUTURE IN OUR HANDS).pdf

🌍 Project Title: Understanding and Evaluating the Child in the Legal Process
📍 Location: Budapest, Hungary
📅 Dates: 03.05.2026 – 09.05.2026
👥 Participants: Youth workers (age 18–50)

Are you a youth worker, legal professional, or specialist working with children and young people?
This is your opportunity to join an Erasmus+ international training course focused on improving skills in working with children involved in legal processes.

🔎 About the Project
This training aims to strengthen the following competencies:
✔ Understanding children’s development and psychology
✔ Applying a child-centered approach in legal contexts
✔ Improving communication and empathy skills
✔ Promoting children’s rights and protection
✔ Using innovative and non-formal learning methods

🧠 What You Will Gain
✨ Practical tools for working with vulnerable youth
✨ International experience & intercultural learning
✨ Enhanced professional skills in youth work
✨ Networking with organizations from Turkey, Hungary & Greece
✨ Youthpass Certificate

💸 Costs Covered
✅ Travel
✅ Accommodation
✅ Food
There are no fees

📩 How to Apply?
Fill out the application form here: https://forms.office.com/r/yf3Y3mqLAG

⚖️ Be part of a project that promotes child rights, justice, and social inclusion across Europe.