#GetUpStandup aimed to raise awareness on remembrance, common history, and human rights principles of the EU. By remembering the historical facts of the German student movement, Prague spring, the French May 1968, the Italian Movement of 1968, and the anti-dictatorship movements in Spain and Greece, we examined the differences between the civil movements and political rights from 1968 until […]
YEU Cyprus partnered with 6 other NGOs, to realize the “STAR: StoryTell A Right” Youth Exchange. Specifically, the participants were from Greece, Egypt, Armenia, Estonia, Bulgaria and Ukraine. This resulted in a diverse group of 42 young people, who all came together in Dymes village from the 2nd until the 11th of September 2019, to
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The project includes three different organisations in terms of activities, however, they share the same vision and try to help young people with fewer opportunities. The project includes two transnational meetings (the kick-off meeting and the final evaluation meeting) as well as a five-day long learning activity in Stockholm that includes participants from all the
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Hosting Organisation: YEU Cyprus Sending Organisations: Duration: 01/05/2019 – 30/04/2020 Mission: Tradition was a European Solidarity Corps project run by eight young and passionate volunteers· from Italy, the Czech Republic, Romania, North Macedonia, Martinique (France), and Spain. The project lasted for 12 months and was coordinated by YEU Cyprus. The main aim of the project
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“Bet your life! The exchange of knowledge & best practices in problem gambling prevention and intervention” was a 12-month Erasmus+ funded project started in 2019. The lead partner was Sosped Foundation from Finland. Problem gambling and gambling addiction is a serious but often overlooked issue both in Finland and Cyprus. This project aimed to improve
YEU Cyprus in collaboration with Kyrenia Youth and Resource Center GIGEM organised a National Training Course on Human Rights Education, for primary and middle school teachers from both communities called “A Peace of Us” funded by the Council of Europe. The project had two phases: the 5th – 6th of May and the 26th –
InterAction was a European Volunteering Project run by seven international volunteers for ten months. The main goal of the project was to promote the inclusion of young people into society and help them find ways to use their energy creatively as an answer for the increased number of unemployed and frustrated young Cypriots who feel
