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Call for Participants – International Training in Prague, 24–28 November 2025
Categories: International Training
Creative Tools for Non-formal Education with Young Refugees: We are excited to announce the second international training within our Erasmus+ cooperation partnership “Empowered by ACTion – Civic Education Crossing Borders”.

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Makruty Camp – First Meeting of the Polish Local Group
Categories: Local Groups
The first meeting of our Polish local group took place in Makruty, where 11 young people from four countries lived together off-grid for six days. Simple daily life and creative workshops laid the foundation for a future artistic project.

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Why is empowerment political?
Categories: Findings
From a participant’s point of view: our first international training brought together youth workers from four countries to discuss empowerment and refugee support. She shares her thoughts on power dynamics, discrimination, and practical tools for civic education.

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Building Bridges Across Borders
Categories: Transnational Meetings
In March, the first Transnational Meeting of Empowered by ACTion brought partner organizations together at the Jugendakademie Walberberg. The focus: reflecting on power dynamics in civic education – while building strong foundations for collaboration and trust.

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Our First International Training Took Place
Categories: International Training
30 youth workers from four countries came together for our first international training on empowerment and youth work with refugees. Together, they reflected on power, discrimination and tools for civic education.

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