From October 12-15, Youth Power organized a dynamic youth exchange in Sarajevo, titled “The Impact of Little Actions,” bringing together young people from Bosnia and Herzegovina and Denmark. The program aimed to inspire youth to develop and implement small interventions for positive social change, fostering a sense of active citizenship within their communities. At the …
Within the two-year Erasmus+ project titled “Critical Thinking and Participation as a Foundation of Democracy in Europe,” participants engaged in an evaluation meeting in Podgorica from December 4 to 9. The visit to the Civic Movement URA on December 6, led by Ana Novaković Đurović, provided insights into URA’s work, particularly in involving youth in …
CRITIDE Journey: Unveiling Civic Perspectives in Montenegro’s Democratic Landscape Read More »
JU Srednja škola Stolac proudly earned the title of the First School of Excellence in the Herzegovina region on November 14, 2023. The celebratory ceremony took place at the school premises, attended by school staff, colleagues from other schools, representatives of non-governmental organizations, and ministers. In partnership with JU Srednja škola Stolac, and with continuous …
In an era where digital information plays a pivotal role in our daily lives, safeguarding our data is of paramount importance. Last week, Youth Power, in collaboration with project partners, embarked on a mission to equip individuals with the knowledge and tools to navigate the digital landscape safely and securely. Under the overarching Dare 4.0 …
Dare 4.0 Unlocks the World of Data Protection and Cybersecurity Read More »
Youth Power recently participated in an online conference addressing discrimination. The event was not only a significant step toward fostering awareness but also marked the introduction of the Dare 4.0 project Dr. Ziad Fahed, a charismatic and knowledgeable speaker, led an engaging and interactive session on the cultural aspects of discrimination. He began by highlighting …
Journey Towards Inclusivity: Highlights from the Online Discrimination Conference Read More »
