The Youth-CARE team met on May 8th to review progress, plan the upcoming youth exchange, and discuss project deliverables. Research activities are progressing across all partner countries, with workshops and community projects underway. Social media engagement continues to grow, and partners will collaborate to ensure regular updates. The youth
The Youth-CARE meeting on April 9th focused on key project updates, including research progress, dissemination strategies, and planning for the upcoming youth exchange. Participants shared updates on research activities and discussed ways to enhance social media engagement to better connect with young people. The team also reviewed the Dissemination,
The research meeting brought together researchers from Albania, Montenegro, and Greece to discuss the outlines and methodology for the case studies. During the session, the Albanian researcher presented a structured methodology and explained the procedures for data collection and analysis, which include both primary and secondary sources. This collaborative
“Beyond Barriers” and The Door Organizations are looking to hire two experts to produce a methodology and toolkit on Environmental Understanding, Action and Reflection (EUAR) that will allow to build capacities of young people and stakeholders working with them to analyze, reflect and act upon environmental problems. Sent your
The Youth-CARE meeting on March 14th focused on advancing key aspects of the project. The finalized Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) was shared and made accessible via Google Drive. A research methodology template will be distributed to all partners, with adjustments to the timeline to accommodate the Easter holiday in
We invite interested applicants to join the Youth-CARE project, a collaborative effort led by five civil society organizations, including Beyond Barriers Association, TDM2000I, MES, TDO, and ANCE. The project aims to enhance environmental preservation and action, particularly targeting young individuals in disadvantaged areas. To support this initiative, “TDM2000I” is
The Youth-CARE (Capacity building, Action and Responsibility for the Environment) project represents a collaborative initiative involving five civil society organizations, led by the Beyond Barriers Association in collaboration with TDM2000I, MES, TDO, and ANCE. The primary objective of this project is to increase efforts towards environmental preservation and action,
We’re happy to launch our new project under Erasmus+ program! Youth-CARE project will run for the next 2 years, led by Beyond Barriers Association in collaboration with 4 expert organizations in environment and non-formal education. This project is anchored in our belief that environment is a crosscutting theme of
