Youth’s Creative Voice in Modern Media Language brings together experienced organisations from across Europe. Each partner contributes local expertise, youth work practice and media literacy know-how so that young people can learn to communicate confidently in today’s digital world.
A public vocational education and training centre coordinating the project, hosting transnational meetings and guiding quality assurance so that all activities stay aligned with Erasmus+ standards.
Who is involved
Designs the training framework for youth workers, focusing on media literacy, creative communication and evidence-based methods that can be transferred across partner countries.
Brings hands-on experience in Erasmus+ training courses, supporting the design of practical learning activities, testing resources with youth workers and sharing results with schools and organisations.
Works with diverse youth groups and uses non-formal education to help young people explore storytelling, visual design and social media as tools for positive social change.
Coordinates creative workshops, testing how the project’s tools can be used in local youth centres and community spaces to build confidence, critical thinking and teamwork.
Brings long-term experience in working with disadvantaged groups, ensuring that the project’s activities remain inclusive and accessible for young people with fewer opportunities.
Connects school leaders and teachers, supporting the integration of project materials into formal education and promoting creative media use in classrooms across Greece.
