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Partners Description The project “YURI – Intercultural urban-rural youth dialogues for collective entrepreneurship” is an 18-month Erasmus+ strategic partnership in the field of youth involving 7 organizations in 6 countries: CEPAIM (Spain), CESIE (Italy), Élan Interculturel (France), KMOP Policy Center (Belgium), La Xixa Teatre (Spain), XWHY (Lithuania) and YEU (Cyprus). Context In all partner countries […]

Description “Out and Loud” is a 3-phased project which aims to spread awareness about the power and impact that social movements can have, build bridges between activist groups from both sides of the island, investigate the needs of local young leaders of social movements and capacitate them in order to enhance the culture of non-violent

Partners Description 1000 Layers is an Erasmus+ strategic partnership involving 5 organizations in 4 countries: DW-RS (NL), Elan Interculturel (FR), YEU Cyprus (CY), Rooftop Theatre (CY) and La Xixa Teatre as project coordinator (SP).Young people belonging to specific minority groups are particularly vulnerable, facing discrimination on the ground of their young age as well as

Partners Description The “Youth and Memory activism” project aims to boost the relevance of youth in collective remembrance and memory politics, by stimulating exchanges of know-how and best practices in 3 European countries: Spain has not properly addressed its turbulent past until recently, today the “grandchildren generation” is finally dealing with the consequences of the

Partners Aim To empower young people to become leaders in the search for sustainable and peaceful solutions for local issues by equipping them with skills to establish a “Youth Meeting Movement” based on social responsibility, integration and Participatory democracy understood as an useful tool for representative institutions at the local level. Objectives: 1. Develop the

Partners Description With this project we target to empower young marginalized people to be more active citizens through the importance of the tradition that comes from small communities such as islands, and improve their sense of belonging to the European family by examining some problems the participants face in their communities.  Through this exchange we