"The project ""Memotrip towards a European Identity"" will involve 24 young people from Italy and France to work together for 10 days, sharing debates, confrontations, and to retell history and re-create memories.Participants will be supported to reflect on the use of art video theatre to value history as a powerful tool to help the young people to overcome the versions of the History that divide, bring into opposition, spread xenofobia. A set of workshops and group works will allow to the young people to gain somme filters, critical mind or keys to understand european history or decrypt it. After this the young people will work to use their awareness to spread positive solidariety and tollerance messages in the modern context of Europe affected by insecurity, doubts and crisis. The final goal of this youth exchange is to value the creative power of the young people to build a bridge between modern history and the history of constitution of the European union project, starting from the Great Wars events.The participant will creatively work in Italy and at home during preparation, to live immersive experiences in the venues where really important events happened from the world wars history. The exchange will result in an event in the of world war memory, aimed to involve the local community in a narrative process of reviving and interpreting our history, to reflect on our future starting from our past."

"The project ""Share and Go"", born as a result of the participatory EU project design workshop realized in Salerno from November 2016 to April 2017, is a youth exchange based on Erasmus + Youth principles and goals.The project, supported by the Youth Policy and Innovation Council of the Municipality of Salerno, focuses on the topic of the opportunities coming from the ""sharing economy"", in particular on the opportunities offered by online and offline platforms that allow sharing and interaction in various areas of social life (Mobility, Transport, Tourism, Food, Consumption, Culture, Financing, Leisure, Training), a theme that offers unknown and practicable opportunities until a few years ago.""Share and Go"" aims to facilitate the acquisition of knowledge about the latest and most widely distributed platforms and apps of economic sharing, in order to increase awareness of current opportunities for life and, where appropriate, work.The specific objectives relate to the implementation of these general principles in the context of an exchange of mobility regarding the tools and opportunities arising from sharing economy.The project intends:- Raise young people's knowledge and awareness on economic sharing, highlighting innovative aspects in terms of working, social and economic opportunities, but also in relation to the emergence of new lifestyles and consumption;- stimulate the exchange of good practices concerning the innovative way of interpreting economic sharing at European level from a youth perspective.The project will deepen economic sharing, especially in relation to online sharing opportunities (through platforms and apps) that can facilitate the lives of young people, both in terms of workplace inspiration and social, relational and educational life.In this regard, the sectors analyzed will be: training and co-working (e.i. Skillshare); Food and food consumption (Gnammo, GAS); Mobility and Transport (BlablaCar, Bike-sharing); Culture and leisure (Fubles); Travel and tourism (Guidemeright, Couchsurfing, Airbnb); Funding (crowdfunding platforms), etc. These are areas to be discovered but also to be reinterpreted, based on ongoing social changes. On the one hand, a European level is witnessing a significant change in the lives of young people through or through such platforms.At the same time, the exchange intends to produce reflections and debates about the stortures that may occur in each sector. In addition, workshops will be analyzed in areas where sharing platforms are not yet present, so as to produce inspiration for participants and young networking of organizational partners.FD is firmly convinced that with the right education and knowledge, the opportunities offered by online sharing can surely improve the lives of young people and in some cases become real business and business opportunities (eg Airbnb, Crowdfunding, Uber). Whose project is closely linked to the development of moral skills, in particular the sense of initiative and entrepreneurship.The project will take place in Salerno and will involve 38 young people from 7 different European countries (Italy, Estonia, Spain, Poland, Belgium, Greece and Bulgaria). A necessary heterogeneity with regard to the theme to be faced and the faceted differences that can emerge through intercultural confrontation and mutual inspirations.The methodology of work will be entirely focused on non-formal learning, with numerous simulation activities and reflection exercises on key concepts related to the topic (cooperation, trust, public speaking, etc.)Expected results relate to the acquisition of inputs, information and inspiration that can educate you for the correct use of platforms and app sharing economics. At the same time, it is also intended to affect groups of young people who can be reached indirectly through local, end-to-end comparisons with participants.Therefore, it is intended to achieve an impact at various levels, thanks to a capillary dissemination strategy."

"The outreach youth work proposes an approach based in the trusting relationship between the youth worker and youngster. Using a set of non-formal educational activities on the street the youth worker use the public space as a place of socialization of the vulnerable youngsters in difficulties. These difficulties could be a family breakdown situation, a school dropout or facing legal problems. The youth workers surveyed street public space and, because his proximity and availability, is the missing link between the youngster and the formals structures, from where he is excluded or removed. The socio-educational activities rise all its meaning and its effectiveness when applied in contexts where all other socialization structures have failed (marginalization, untrained and unemployed youth, homelessness, stigma, risks prostitution, drug use or alcohol, risk of radicalization, problems with the authorities or with theirs families). The reduction of social protection and educational services related to the economic crisis and austerities measures are became the youngsters the first victims of the economic recession. They are isolated and far of the welfare system and in lack of rights. The inclusion of young people in difficulty, however, is a major challenge globally in ours days. This inclusion must be a political priority a two levels one level is to changed Youth politics recognising special measures for this target group and other level is to advocate for the application of the existing laws that recognised youth politics that already faced that situation. The project “Strengthening Exchanges Advocacy Training for Outreach Youth Workers – STREAT” the partners belonging to the consortium want to enhance the support for these vulnerable youngsters trough the methodology of outreach youth work, looking to meet young people in their place of living ("" go to ""), specifically for building an educational relationship based on trust, ensuring that the young is able to express their needs and define their life project.This methodology, which is particularly suited to the most acute problems faced by young people in situations of exclusion from the world, however, has a very worldwide variable recognition both the tool to fight against and the status of the professionals that use it (named by outreach or street Youth Workers) by the youth politics.All partners of the project are members of ""Dynamo International - Street Workers Network"" which currently includes the youth workers from 50 different countries. In the past, members were able to participate actively in the work related to youth policies under the Belgian Presidency of the Council of the European Union from July to December 2010, in highlighting the importance of adapting the youth policies to the street reality."

Rapid technological changes have brought in reality some overestimated new social needs like constant social media interaction. The use of social media has become integral to our daily routine and only few people are aware of the negative consequences of this action in social, physical and mental field. Social detox is an initiative to explain to partners the contemporary problem which slowly is taking worrying dimensions, social media addiction. For this project we chose Bayburt, one of the smallest and historical city in Turkey which does not have an enough role in supporting young people and european youth projects. There will be 42 participants in total, one group of six people each aged from 16 to 24 years old, each group acting on behalf of these countries: Turkey, Slovakia, Greece, Lithuania, Italy, Czech Republic and Romania, .Using many activities, we will try to explain to these participants that they should not confuse reality with virtual reality. The use of social media and also in some extension the use of technological devices such as smartphones, tablets, ipads etc, expect lack of body movement, body stability. This is why we will try to organize some sport activities in our timetable which will spot the difference between doing something with and without any body motion. Other activities which will take place are presentations, cultural visits, cultural nights where all participant countries will show their culture and present their country, activities between participants which will give them the chance to talk and discuss about the subject and conversations with which participants will make clear which is the right and healthy way of using the social media without becoming addicted. At the end, there also will be a drama (flash mob) workshop which will give participants the opportunity to show their drama and theatrical- creativity skills and last but not least a flash mob in the city center and university gate in the final day of project aiming to sensitize the effect of social media addiction to other people and other habitants. Specially, with this flash mob, we will try to help participants understand the crucial meaning of cooperation, working together to make effect of solving a social problem and publicize the big impact of european projects throughout the city. All teaching skills which will be used will try to establish a strong connection between participants and their potentials, will help them gain some experience and new abilities to play an active role in the community, society, personal, economical and social development.

Les lieux d'accueils de Solidarités Jeunesses se veulent un lieu ouvert, permettant aux diverses personnes qui y séjournent d'apprendre à se connaître et à vivre ensemble au delà des barrières linguistiques, socioculturelles et socio-économiques, et surtout au delà des préjugés. Au travers des valeurs de solidarité, de justice, de respect d'autrui et de paix, les projets de Solidarités Jeunesses encouragent la participation de tous à la vie locale et à des actions en faveur d'une citoyenneté active et responsable. Les projets favorisent l'interaction européenne et le dialogue interculturel au profit d'une action et d'activités ancrées dans le local. Les volontaires ont été impliqués dans tous les volets du projet, ils ont contribué aux travaux manuels et aux aspects collectifs de la vie quotidienne, et aussi aux différentes activités d'animation dans les lieux d'accueil et dans les villages alentours. Les projets offrent la possibilité à de jeunes volontaires européens de découvrir un autre visage de la France, celui de la France rurale et de contribuer au développement local et à l'échange interculturel. Le projet a accueilli 5 volontaires de Hongrie, Italie et Belgique sur du court terme entre mars et décembre 2016. Le choix de la durée des projets de volontariats se fait en fonction des profils attendus sur les activités. en effet pour beaucoup de jeunes, une première expérience de deux mois est difficile à envisager. Cependant, partir un mois dans un cadre établi et avec un suivi comme le service Volontaire Européen le propose permet à certains jeunes de vivre une première expérience satisfaisante qui lui donne l'envie par la suite de partir sur une durée plus importante. Les jeunes accueillis ont été des jeunes sans emploi, avec peu ou pas de qualifications, avec une situation sociale, économique, et/ ou financière compliquée. L'idée de partir sur un projet de volontariat international international est de prendre du recul sur sa situation, de découvrir d'autres façons de faire, un nouvel environnement où les difficultés rencontrées dans la vie quotidienne ne sont plus les éléments qui définissent les jeunes lors du projet. Le soutien donné par le tutorat renforcé avant, pendant et après le projet leur a permit de participer au projet au même titre que tous les autres volontaires. A la fin de leur projet, ils sont revenus avec de nouvelles envies, idées et ressources pour entreprendre de nouvelles études, formations, chercher un emploi et/ou s'investir de façon bénévole dans une association.