About the project
“Gems of Youth Work” is a strategic partnership project in the field of youth that gathers stories from youth workers, trainers, youth organizations and young people. We share these “gems” in the form of podcasts and graphic recordings in order to promote good practices and the value and recognition of international youth work.
Podcasts and graphic recordings
Listen on Apple Podcasts Listen on Spotify Listen on Google Podcasts
Project updates
You can follow the latest updates of the project under the blog category “Gems of Youth Work” in the “News” page and follow the project development with the hashtag #GemsofYouthWork on Facebook and Instagram. Take me to the updates
Partners
Shokkin Group International is a network of youth organizations founded in 2015 with the common mission of improving the quality of youth work in Europe. We build reliable partnerships and experiment with innovative approaches to achieve a positive social impact.For more information keep browsing www.shokkin.org.
Ticket2Europe is an organization created by youngsters for youngsters. Founded in early 2016 in Spain, our mission is to open up new paths and development possibilities for young people by empowering and supporting them on their search for future opportunities.For more information visit www.ticket2europe.eu
EduEra’s main aim is to educate and inform people about educational opportunities, build and develop their competencies and support their active participation and initiative. Our main activity is mainly focused on cross-sectoral collaboration between schools, municipalities, and NGOs.
For more information visit www.eduera.sk
The aims and activities of Coobra – cooperativa braccianti are the development, planning, implementation and procurance of activities and projects in the major aspects in fields such as youth, labour, culture, art, education, democracy, media, migration and research as well as all other sociopolitical relevant ranges.
“Gems of Youth Work” is a project funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Commission through the Estonian Agency for Erasmus+ and the European Solidarity Corps. Music: What’s The Angle? by Shane Ivers
