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We’re excited to share our first newsletter, and with it, the official launch of the EU4Youth2Act Academy! Developed as part of the EU-funded EU4Youth2Act project, the Academy is a new online learning platform that supports youth participation, civic engagement, and local action across Europe. It’s designed for young people and for the networks, organizations, and

From April 14th to 16th, 2025, our Virtual Mobility for Youth Workers took place online, bringing together youth workers from across Europe. This training, part of the EU4YOUTH2ACT project, aimed to strengthen civic, social, cultural, and personal competences of youth professionals through the exchange of innovative methodologies and collaborative digital tools. The training was coordinated

On April 4, 2025, Fondazione Toscana Sostenibile had the privilege of participating in the Didamatica event in Italy, organized by AICA (Italian Association for Computing and Automation). This key gathering focused on technological innovations in education, with a particular emphasis on educational online platforms and interactive apps. We presented the project results to educators, didactical

The latest European Commission report provides insights into young people’s lives in the EU and theprogress of the 2019-2027 EU Youth Strategy. The report outlines key challenges, including 10% youthunemployment and widespread mental health concerns, with nearly 50% of young people experiencingemotional difficulties. Educational gaps remain significant, as 30% of 15-year-olds struggle with basicmath, and

Imagine being 18 years old and getting the opportunity to explore Europe in a way you’ve alwaysdreamed of. DiscoverEU, an initiative of the European Union under the Erasmus+ program, opens thedoor for young people to embark on unforgettable journeys across our continent. Spring 2025 is approaching, bringing with it another round of applications for DiscoverEU.

The European Union is preparing to develop its next long-term budget for the years 2028–2035. Right now, through public consultations, every citizen has the opportunity to influence the future financial priorities of the EU. It is especially important for young people to get involved in areas such as cross-border education, training, solidarity, media, culture, creative