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Tools, created by youth, to promote the Youth participation activities
Poems for promotion
Europe’s democratic life solved
brings young people from all backgrounds
to participate and get involved
so your voice is heard.
Let’s increase our resilience!
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With your own experience
Go and choose your path
Climate change is serious
Take a knowledge-bath.
Take your backpack, -go!
In Erasmus flow
Meet people and cultures
Let’s create the future!
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Are you young, not yet in your thirties?
European students, youngsters, not yet thirty,
With an idea that is funding worthy,
Go apply for Erasmus plus,
With a project of minimum 3 months,
That is a must
There is not left much time,
So prepare your annex and
Don’t miss the deadline!
Roses are red
European flag is blue
Learning mobility of individuals
Is an opportunity for you.
Any time soon
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Fighting for better
Inclusion is nothing
without fairness and opportunity.
Protection is a sign of care
and safety a sign of community.
To save our home we need to change
and to work together.
Let’s use digital asabridge
to connect and uplift others.
Youth can change the world and mindsets!
Stay alert!
Stay present!
Fight for others!
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Sometimes you include,
sometimes you protect,
others may you build or sustain,
but remember that in the end,
all the things connect
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Roses are red,
violets are blue,
Erasmus+ programs are cool,
because all people include.
Posters
Motivational short articles
1. Be active!
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Have you ever felt helpless in life?
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Have you ever felt like you want your opinion to be heard and have an impact?
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Do you want to do something about it but don’t know how?
Well, you should join our programme!
In here your presence would be really important and you can learn so much! Be a part of this group of young people like you who also want to take action.
Every day is a great day to start!
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2. With the Erasmus+ programme, the EU gives you the opportunity to expand your personal horizon, meet people from all over Europe, and get more opportunities when navigating your life as a young person in Europe.
You get the chance to develop soft skills, digital skills, etc.
Take your chance now and apply for one of the numerous exciting projects!
Not convinced yet? Don’t worry, all costs are included.
Anything that’s holding you back? No? We thought so ;)
Postcards
Quiz
Quiz
1: Youth participation activities
Who can participate and apply?
A.) Political organizations
B.) A non-profit organization
C.) Business/company
Who are eligible participants?
A.) People between 13 and 99 years old
B.) Everybody over the age of 30
C.) Young people between 13 and 30 years old
D.) People with pets
Where should the venue of the activities be?
A.) Anywhere in the world
B.) In the country of one or more participating organizations
C.) Every country where they serve good Italian food
How long should a project be?
A.) From 3 to 24 months
B.) From 2 to 5 years
C.) If you’re Italian, please contact your agency
D.) Depends on how long you have to stay in quarantaine
2. (Yes or no questions)
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Youth activities are formal learning activities where there is a teacher and student relationship? NO
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Is cooperation an important aim of youth activities? YES
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Activities are happening in a classroom? NO
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Are youth activities useful to raise awareness? YES
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Are youth activities just for a selected group of people? NO
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Do you need to have experience to participate in these activities? NO
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Youth activities aren’t connected to active citizenship NO
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Youth activities aren’t political and can’t bring change NO
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Youth activities just need to be education related NO
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Youth activities have just a local effect. NO
3.
Why is the format of Erasmus+ project flexible?
A.) Because of EU rules
B.) Because it’s easily adapted to the national/transnational activities
C.) Because of different time zone
D.) Because the EU likes to be sexy-flexy
Should the activities be safe?
A.) Yes
B.) No
C.) Maybe
D.) Depends if you like the participants
Fill the gap: A project should be implemented with …………. consciousness.
A.) Friendly
B.) Environmental
C.) Rude
D.) Sexy
4.
What is the first stage for setting up a project?
A.) Planning
B.) Preparation
C.) Implementation
D.) Follow-up
What is planning about?
A.) Having an idea
B.) Define the needs
Setting up agreements with partners is part of?
A.) Planning
B.) Preparation
What is the most important part of the follow-up?
A.) Identification
B.) Evaluation
5. Erasmus+ eligibility bingo
