Dissemination of “Fact or Fiction” Manual at Next Gen Forum in Dresden, Germany
Mano Europa organization was invited to participate in the Next Gen Forum organized by Jugend & Kulturproject e.V, held on 20–21 March in Dresden, Germany. The event brought together young leaders, NGO representatives, politicians, experts, and organizations to explore topics such as active citizenship, dialogue among stakeholders, cross-border collaboration and community participation, youth participation in democratic processes, and their...
Workshop Manual for Developing Digital Resilience and Critical Thinking in Youth
Over the past six months, Mano Europa team and partners from Poland and Latvia, have worked intensively on the development of this Manual as part of the Fact or Fiction: Developing Inquiry and Critical Thinking Skills in Youth initiative. This collaborative process included consultation sessions with nearly a hundred young people (aged 12–19), feedback from educators and youth workers and...
“Youth Green Compass” youth meeting
An exciting international event for youth aged 18–29 will take place in Kaunas from September 27–30, bringing together young leaders who have a motivation and interest in sustainability and environmental impact. This event, designed to foster dialogue and collaboration, invites participants to engage in creating sustainable solutions that benefit both the environment and society. The event is part of the...
Strengthening international cooperation: visit to Kaišiadorys and Jonava Municipalities promotes environmental innovation
As part of the international “Networks of Towns” project "Youth Municipal Climate Action" [YMCA], representatives from Spain, Italy, the Czech Republic, Romania and the association Mano Europa recently visited the municipalities of Kaišiadorys and Jonava in Lithuania. The visit was aimed at strengthening cross-border cooperation and sharing best practices in the field of environmental protection and sustainable development. A Collaborative...
EATWISE: Empowering youth through culture, sustainability and food
The EATWISE project is an exciting new initiative designed to empower young people from both migrant and local backgrounds by equipping them with the tools they need to live a more sustainable and health-conscious life. Through a series of online culinary courses, interactive cooking shows and hands-on training sessions, EATWISE focuses on teaching plant-based, climate-friendly recipes that are not...