Professional development Activities & Youth Exchanges
Over the past years, Youth Power Germany has created spaces where young people and youth workers could meet, learn, question, create and grow together.
Our new Accreditation 2024 booklet brings these experiences into one place. It shares the stories behind our training courses and youth exchanges, the themes we explored, the people who took part and the ideas that emerged along the way.
Inside, you will discover activities focused on wellbeing, inclusion, human rights, youth participation, volunteering, employability, digital learning and much more. You will also find participant reflections, moments from the activities and examples of how international learning can continue to create impact long after everyone returns home.
This booklet is a celebration of the people, partnerships and shared experiences that shaped the project—and an invitation to discover what meaningful youth work can look like in practice.
Continuing our Erasmus+ Accreditation means continuing to create safe, inclusive and meaningful learning opportunities for young people and youth workers. It allows us to build on what we have already achieved, strengthen long-term partnerships and respond to new challenges affecting young people and their communities.
For Youth Power Germany, this is not only about organising more activities. It is about improving the quality of our youth work, reaching people with fewer opportunities and giving participants the confidence, skills and international connections they need to create change in their own realities.
Each new activity becomes part of a longer journey, where learning is shared, ideas grow into action and international cooperation creates lasting impact.
Take a look inside and get to know the journey behind Accreditation 2024.
Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are, however, those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or JUGEND für Europa. Neither the European Union nor JUGEND für Europa can be held responsible for them.
