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EuromedEVE is a cultural non-governmental organization aims to increase knowledge of youth and children and better develop their cultural level so that they get involved in the re-building of the country, To highlight the notions of open-mindedness, tolerance, and the acceptance of others in different social strata. MARHABA Explorer SHOP Nos événements Inscrivez-vous et aidez à faire des changements Impliquez-vous Faire du bénévolat, participer et faire un don Notre mission Notre objectif, notre vision et notre engagement Mobilité des Jeunes Explorer Échange de Jeunes Explorer Volontariat Européen Explorer Cours de Formation Explorer DÉCOUVREZ LA SUITE « Les jeunes, libres d'agir à leur initiative, peuvent diriger leurs aînés en direction de l'inconnu. Margaret Mead READ MORE See More NEW GENERATIVE IA READ MORE 112 Projets Approuvé +150 Partenaires 10 ans d'Expérience Télécharger le PIF Télécharger PIF-Tunisie-2023 Soutien Soutenez EuromedEVE Coin presse Télécharger les directives de la marque, le logo Haut de page

DCA – Differences Challenge Assumptions DCA – Differences Challenge Assumptions” is a transnational project co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union and coordinated by a consortium of youth-focused organizations from across Europe and the Mediterranean. The project aims to foster critical thinking, empathy, and intercultural dialogue among young people by addressing the ways in which assumptions, stereotypes, and prejudices are formed and sustained in society. Rooted in the belief that diversity is a strength and not a threat, DCA seeks to empower young people to recognize, question, and deconstruct the unconscious biases that shape their perceptions of others. The project utilizes non-formal education tools, including workshops, storytelling, intercultural exchanges, and creative media, to create inclusive spaces where dialogue and understanding can flourish. The initiative brings together youth workers, educators, and activists from different cultural, social, and professional backgrounds to share experiences, develop skills, and co-create innovative educational materials that challenge discriminatory attitudes and promote social inclusion. DCA is not only a learning opportunity for participants but also a platform for multiplying positive change within communities by encouraging young people to become active agents of inclusion, solidarity, and diversity. Project objectives • Promote critical thinking among young people about stereotypes, prejudices, and cultural assumptions. • Encourage dialogue and mutual understanding among youth from diverse backgrounds. • Develop youth workers’ capacities to address topics related to inclusion, diversity, and discrimination through non-formal education. • Raise awareness of the dangers of discriminatory attitudes and unconscious bias in everyday life. • Provide young people with tools and opportunities to challenge misinformation and hate speech online and offline. • Strengthen cooperation between youth organizations across Europe and the Mediterranean. • Foster inclusive and democratic youth participation in community life and policy-making. • Support the creation of innovative educational resources that can be used in youth work and educational contexts. Entrer Partner organizations • 7 NGOs from different regions: • Portugal: Teatro Metaphora (Coordinator) • Romania: A.R.T. Fusion • Poland: We Add Wings • Egypt: Have a Dream • Jordan: Jordan Youth Innovation Forum • Morocco: Morocco's Friends Foundation • Tunisia: EuroMed EVE Our Projects DCA / CBY “Differences Challenge Assumptions” 📌 Project Mobility Update: “Differences Challenge Assumptions” – Kick-off Meeting in Cairo, Egypt 🌍 In April, the city of Cairo hosted the inaugural transnational meeting of the “Differences Challenge Assumptions” project – a forward-looking Erasmus+ initiative co-funded by the European Commission. Representatives of seven partner organizations from Europe and North Africa came together for the first time to collaborate in person, set common goals, and define a strategic direction for the project. During this three-day mobility, participants engaged in detailed planning sessions and workshops to establish the project's framework, methodologies, and upcoming activities. Beyond the strategic work, the meeting fostered intercultural exchange, trust-building, and mutual understanding – all within the vibrant context of Egyptian heritage and hospitality. 🎯 Project Objectives: Promote inclusive approaches to cultural diversity in youth work Challenge and rethink stereotypical narratives Strengthen competencies of youth workers and educators across partner countries 🤝 Project Consortium: Led by Teatro Metaphora (Portugal), the partnership includes: 🇷🇴 A.R.T Fusion (Romania) 🇪🇬 Have a Dream (Egypt) 🇵🇱 Uskrzydlamy (Poland) 🇹🇳 EuroMed EVE (Tunisia) 🇯🇴 JYIF (Jordan) 🇲🇦 MFF (Morocco) 📚 What’s Next? The next phase of the project will take place this summer with the first training course focused on inclusive youth engagement strategies. The long-term outcome will be a practical handbook designed to support youth leaders and educators in delivering impactful, non-formal education activities centered around diversity and inclusion. 🔗 Stay connected to follow our journey, discover tools, and explore results from the “Differences Challenge Assumptions” project.

The Internet is one of the greatest creations and provides people with instant access to an endless supply of knowledge and entertainment. De facto, digitalization is changing the way of living for people all over the world as it has become an important part of our daily life. In the last decade, more and more the EU institutions are focused on the use of digitalization to improve the lives of the citizens. Even the UN, when talking about the about the impact of digital technologies accepts that they can help make our world fairer, more peaceful and more just. However, while appreciating the positive impact of the internet and digital technologies, we need to accept that internet can also threaten privacy and encourage inequalities. The European Commission has been focusing on the issue, aiming to precede the changes and to increase resilience of its citizens toward the risks that digitalization brings together with the benefits. Some of the risks include: unsafe internet, online hate speech, cyber bullying, as well as mental health problems of young people due to the digitalization process and the society not being ready to adapt to the sudden changes. In this regard, European Commission has been focused on the abovementioned topics, encouraging youth organizations to empower youth workers and young people on them. In this regard, the consortium composed of five youth organizations from different regions of Europe and Mediterranean decide to propose the project “Living Safely in a Digital World” or shortly LIFE. The aim of LIFE project, proposed by this consortium is to increase the resilience of the young generation on facing the risks of the digitalization and its impact in their everyday life through empowering youth organizations to be involved in policy dialogue and use non-formal learning in their work with the young people. The objectives of LIFE are: 1. Enabling youth organizations to cooperate in inter/national level and “speak up” on behalf of young people, advocating to decision-makers for a safe internet that impacts their lives 2. Empowering youth workers with the necessary skills to support the young generation on their struggles to the digitalization of life through non-formal learning 3. Raising awareness on the impact of digitalization in the young people’s lives and how to work toward increased resilience The project contributes to the following thematic areas/specific objectives of the call: • Political participation, civic engagement and dialogue with decision-makers • Inclusion of young people with fewer opportunities • Antidiscrimination and gender equality • Digital and entrepreneurial skills It also contributes to the call objectives: • Promote non-formal learning activities in third countries not associated to the programme, especially targeting young people with fewer opportunities, with a view to improving the level of competences while ensuring the active participation of young people in society: LIFE will use non-formal learning to increase the capacities of youth workers of the consortium and will focus on the young people with fewer opportunities (the ones that are victims of hate speech, cyber bullying, suffering from mental health problems etc.) • Contribute to the implementation of the EU Youth Strategy (2019-2027) including the 11 European Youth goals and the Youth Action Plan in the EU External Action – LIFE will focus on inclusion, anti-discrimination and mental health when concerning European Youth Goals. • Foster cooperation across different regions of the world through joint initiatives – the consortium of LIFE includes youth organizations from Albania, Serbia, Bulgaria, Italy and Tunisia, having a cooperation from very different regions of the globe. Events meetings and mobility Kick-off meeting : Tirana, Albania Mid-term coordination meeting : Puglia, Italy Final event of the project : Sofia, Bulgaria Training activity : Tirana, Albania Training activity : Nis, Serbia Job shadowing : All countries TEDx Talks : All countries World Café : All countries Partners countries : Qendra Amad ALBANIA Klub Za Osnazivanje Mladih 018 Udruzenje SERBIA Beyond Borders Ente Del Terzo Settore ITALY L Association Euro-mediterraneenne Des Echanges, Volontariats, Evenements TUNISIA Mladezhko Evropeisko Obshtestvo BULGARIA KICK-OFF MEETING LIFE-Living Safely in a Digital World kick-off meeting of our new project. CLICK FOR MORE First Training Course - LIFE First Training Course done within the project LIFE CLICK FOR MORE Second Training Course - LIFE Second Training Course done within the project LIFE CLICK FOR MORE Mid-Term Evaluation Mid-term evaluation - Italy - Orta Nova CLICK FOR MORE