This Digital Kit was developed within the PACT project and offers a creative grounding and emotional support technique for youth. Through visual practices, storytelling, symbolism, and self-reflection, it helps them access their inner resources.

This toolkit was developed as part of the PACT project and offers accessible, non-clinical approaches to supporting young people. Through visual practices, stories, symbols, and self-reflection, it helps activate inner resources. These are creative tools for recovery and reimagining.

We have created this guide as part of the SYWOR project specifically for youth workers, activists, and trainers to provide them with tools, methods, and exercises to help build trust and create a safe space.

This online course was developed within the framework of the INSIGHT project and focuses on journalism ethics, restorative justice, and a human-centered approach to crime reporting. It provides practical tools for creating thoughtful and fair stories that support reintegration and reduce stigma.

“Telling Stories Behind Bars” A Practical Guide for Journalists Reporting on Crime and Incarcerated People was developed as part of the international project “INSIGHT” (Initiating New Standards in Journalism: Supporting (formerly) Incarcerated Groups with Honor and Tact).

The analytical report “Crime Journalism in Ukraine: Trust, Prejudice and the Role of Media” was developed as part of the international project “INSIGHT” (Initiating New Standards in Journalism: Supporting (formerly) Incarcerated Groups with Honor and Tact).

This article was created within the awareness campaign of the international project “Blue Hearts”. It is dedicated to sharing history of youth work and organisations, which continue helping to adapt young people.

This handbook was created within the framework of the international project “Blue Hearts”. It is dedicated to supporting the integration of refugees into local communities through non-formal educational methods and exchange of experiences, emphasizing the importance of early social support and personal and professional development in the non-governmental sector.

This research was carried out within the framework of the international project “Blue Hearts”. Research conducted in Poland, Romania, Ukraine and Lithuania offers a comprehensive understanding of the humanitarian landscape in these countries, including efforts to support displaced people and engage youth in humanitarian activities.

This analytical report was created within the framework of the international project “Blue Hearts”. Surveys of target groups, which were conducted using digital questionnaires with the possibility of anonymous input of information, became the main research method.

This guide has been developed to inspire young people from all over Europe to become active citizens, create their own youth organizations and implement mechanisms for sustainable youth participation in their communities. It also presents the main topics of the CYMECOP project.

Our CYMECOP project has prepared guides that will significantly simplify the process of founding, state registration, fundraising and capacity building of youth organisations in 4 countries: Armenia, Moldova, Portugal, and Ukraine. The guides are presented in the form of brochures in 4 languages.

This Guidebook is aimed to help youth organisations to prepare a successful project application and implement an international youth exchange or training course within the EU Erasmus+ programme.

The Handbook of Best Practices in Youth Participation was drawn up by young leaders to share their own successful experience in implementing social initiatives within the project Empowering Young Changemakers.

The Youth for Human Rights Stickers were created by activists of the NGO “Young Agents of Change” to promote an active lifestyle, dignity, tolerance and mutual respect among young people.