As the Youth Digital Leaders project enters its final weeks, two milestones are coming up: our e-learning platform will soon be available to youth workers, and young people are getting ready to lead the final event in Rome. Coming soon: our e-learning platform Youth workers, educators and teachers will soon be able to access the […]

What if every young person in Europe had a place to share their digital experiences, develop new skills and become an active voice in shaping a safer online world? This is the idea behind the European Network of Youth Contact Points (YCPs), an initiative developed within the Erasmus+ project Youth Digital Leaders (LED) to bring

Summer is behind us, and across Europe youth workers, educators and young people are settling back into a new season of activity. September always carries a particular energy: new groups, new questions, and for many young people, a whole autumn of life happening both offline and online. It feels like the right moment to slow

The LED project continues to move from a structured European competence framework towards concrete youth-led practice. After defining the profile of the Youth Digital Leader through a competence-based approach, the project is now entering a new phase in which this role becomes increasingly visible in action. A Youth Digital Leader is not simply someone with

In March, the LED Project brought together youth workers from Italy, France, Belgium, and Czechia for an intensive 3-day experience in Brussels, all about digital leadership and staying safe online. 💻 Check out what they’ve learnt and what they think being a youth leader really means! 👥 We would also like to thank our PET

Over the past months, Youth Digital Leaders across Europe have been trained, connected and put to work — through local initiatives, transnational exchanges and hands-on activities. But alongside all of that, something quieter has been taking shape. As part of the project, the LED consortium has been building a competence framework for Youth Digital Leadership