Here you can find the latest calls for participants, partners, and upcoming events.

Current Open Calls

EURO-MEDITERRANEAN YOUTH WORK PREVENTING POLARISATION.
Mobility of youth workers South Estonia

CALL OPEN


Previous calls 2022

Euro-MediterrANEAN CAPACITY BUILDING Youth work for Intercultural Democratic Citizenship Preventing Polarisation.
EACEA Nº 619340-EPP-1-2020-1-TN-EPPKA2-CBY-SMED

Long Term Euro-Mediterranean Project in Tunisia.

Previous calls 2021

Youth work Preventing Polarisation. Euro-Mediterranean Youth work for Intercultural Democratic Citizenship.

5th till the 11th November 2021 in Catalonia

Not Alone in Europe. Innovative Youth Work and Intersectional Practices for Young LGBTQ+ Migrants, Refugees and Asylum Seekers.

8th till the 14th October 2021 in Catalonia

Digital Rights and Responsibilities in Youth Work.

1st till the 7th October 2021 in Tarragona

Time of Changes. Europe of Changes.

Methodological Seminar in Berlin: 23-30 of August 2021

The Youth Camp is planned from the October the 21st to the 1st of November 2021 in Berlin.

See the post about this Project at our Blog.

Previous calls 2019

De-Polarization youth work practices

Organised by our partners of the Association of the Human Rights Educators (AHEAD) the course took place from the 12th to the 19th October 2019 (arrival and departure dates) in Coma-ruga (Tarragona)

The Euro-Mediterranean training course “De-polarization youth work practices” focused on the role of youth work addressing the causes, consequences and dynamics of polarisation.
The project contributed ideas, examples and practical tools through which youth workers, educators and youth leaders in the Euro-Mediterranean area develop competences to explore the root causes and address polarisation and violent extremism through human rights education methodologies.

Innovative youth work practices Meeting. “Expressions in Dialogue” – Innovative youth work practices on refugee inclusion through Living Libraries

In the frames of this Strategic Partnership “Expressions in Dialogue” – Innovative youth work practices on refugee inclusion through Living Libraries and hosted by our partners of the Association of the Human Rights Educators (AHEAD) the seminar took place from the 29th September to the 5th October 2019 (arrival and departure dates) in Coma-ruga (Tarragona) 

Previous Calls in 2018

Youth Work de-constructing violent extremism

The course will take place from the 14th to the 21st October 2018 (arrival and
departure dates) in Coma-ruga (Tarragona)

Recent events in our Euro-Mediterranean communities have led the Association of Human Rights Educators and Trajectorya MTÜ to analyse what role youth work could play to prevent violent extremism especially affecting young people.


Despite the complexity of dealing with violent extremism, the project wants to contribute to address some root causes from the perspective of youth work instead of focusing on securitarian and counter-radicalisation policies.

Through examples and practical tools 25 educators, youth workers and youth leaders from the Euro-Mediterranean area will develop youth work competences to identify violent extremism root causes and address them through youth work techniques.

Call for practitioners closed.

Previous Calls in 2017: 

Euro-Mediterranean Living Libraries

Euro-Mediterranean Living Libraries will bring together a group of 20 youth workers and educators from communities around the Euro-Mediterranean area for a six days interactive training course to develop youth work competences for preparing, implementing and evaluation Living Library actions in the public sphere.

This is a direct follow-up of the Expressions in Dialogue project that wants to mainstream intercultural dialogue and de-construct prejudices through the implementation of Living Library actions in order to encourage interaction and conversation bringing communities together.

This follow up project is organised by our partners, the Association of Human Rights Educators – AHEAD in Barcelona.

The main purpose of the initiative Expressions in Dialogue, is bridging diverse communities to invest in the public sphere and to generate spaces where people can encounter diversity and de-construct fears and prejudices specially referring to migrants, refugees, and diverse minorities (cultural, ethnic, linguistic, religious,…).

Dates of the Project 10 – 16 of May 2017.

Call for practitioners closed.

Expressions in Dialogue: Capacity building for Euro-Mediterranean Living Libraries

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This is a Capacity Building activity is taking place from the 19th to the 26th February 2017 in Tallinn and it is supported by the Anna Lindh Foundation in the frames of the midterm project Expressions in Dialogue.

It aims to mainstream intercultural dialogue and de-construct prejudices through the implementation of Living Library actions in the Euro-Mediterranean area.

These actions should encourage interaction and conversation bringing communities together in the  context of the promoter organisations in Estonia, Jordan, Greece, Lebanon, Italy, Catalonia, Turkey and Egypt

To achieve its aim, the project will bring together a group of “seeds” from communities around the Euro-Mediterranean area for an interactive training course to analyse the challenges of a meaningful intercultural dialogue and develop Living Library competences based on the principles of Intercultural Citizenship Education.

Expressions in Dialogue will train youth leaders, educators and activists in implementing these Living Libraries in their community context as a tool for promoting intercultural dialogue in EuroMed today.

Call for practitioners closed.

Previous Calls in 2016

Mainstreaming Gender: Call for practitioners

The International Meeting is designed for practitioners, youth workers and educators to exchange of best practice aimed at mainstreaming gender in youth work through Human Rights Education and Non-Formal Education methodologies.

The meeting is part of the Erasmus+ Key Action 2 mid-term project “Boys don’t Cry…? Mainstreaming Gender in Youth Work” and it is promoted by a consortium of organizations in Lithuania, Catalonia/Spain, Turkey, Italy, Romania, Czech Republic and coordinated by the training organisation Trajectorya from Estonia.

Call for practitioners closed.

Living Libraries for Dialogue: Euro-Mediterranean Intercultural Dialogue

The training course will take place from the 6th till the 13th August 2016 in the south of Estonia (Tartu and Otepää)

Living Libraries for Dialogue  will bring together a group of 25 youth workers and educators from communities around the Euro- Mediterranean area (Practitioners from Estonia, Jordan, Lebanon, Lithuania, Catalonia, Tunisia, Turkey and Italy)  for a six days interactive training course that will explore the challenges of a meaningful intercultural dialogue and will develop youth work competences on preparing, implementing and evaluation Living Library actions in the public sphere  thus promoting intercultural citizenship education.

Call for practitioners closed.

For further information about previous activities, click here.