The youth work environment encompasses young people, youth organisations, youth workers, trainers, leaders, programs, initiatives, and daily practice.
The Youth Partnership is committed to supporting the professional development of youth workers and strengthening youth organisations, in responding to emerging societal challenges through targeted actions.
We will organise six evidence-based seminars to bridge daily practice with research, policy, and shared priorities of the European Commission and Council of Europe.
Key themes include:
Young people living in rural areas
Mental health, well-being, and resilience
Critical thinking in the digital era
Peace education and preparedness
To fill gaps in competence development, we will:
Create needs-based resources where tools are lacking.
Renew Coyote, our online youth work magazine, to showcase inspiring stories, practices, and initiatives.
Seminar on supporting young people’s mental health and well-being (with a new tool for youth workers) in 2028.
Seminar on strengthening young people’s critical thinking in the digital era (with a new tool for youth workers) in 2026.
Seminar on youth work, peace education and preparedness (with a new tool for youth workers) in 2026.
Renewed Coyote, our online youth work magazine, to showcase inspiring stories, practices, and initiatives.
Seminar for youth organisations on project management, funding, financial management, and organisational management (based on the finalised T-Kits) in 2027.
Seminar for youth organisations on navigating shrinking civic space (with the checklist for youth organisations).