Equality Across Borders:
Promoting inclusion and equal opportunities for young people across Europe.
Project ID: 2024-2-NL02-KA152-YOU-000258440
Project Status: Completed
Duration: 2024-2025
Location(s): Kobuleti, Georgia
Target Group(s): Young people (18-30) from Hungary, Armenia, Bulgaria, Netherlands, Greece and Georgia
Coordinator: MVIdee (NL)
Partners: Bulgaria Association (Bulgaria), Creative Youth (Armenia), Creative Youth Academy (Hungary), Creative Youth Academy (Hungary), Youth Center of Georgia (Georgia)
Funded by: Erasmus+ KA152 Youth

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Equality Across Borders fosters intercultural understanding and equal opportunities for young people in Europe. The project supports youth mobility and collaboration to overcome barriers caused by inequality and discrimination. By connecting participants from diverse backgrounds, the project promotes shared learning, civic engagement, and solidarity.
Objectives
- Empower young people to challenge discrimination and promote inclusion in their communities.
- Create spaces for intercultural dialogue and shared experiences across borders.
- Strengthen the capacity of youth organizations to address equality and diversity through Erasmus+.
Activities
- Youth Exchanges: Bringing together young people from different countries to learn and collaborate on equality topics.
- Workshops & Discussions: Exploring diversity, rights, and active citizenship.
- Collaborative Projects: Developing creative outputs that reflect participants’ vision of an inclusive Europe.
- Community Engagement: Sharing outcomes with local communities to spread awareness.
Impact & Outcomes
- Increased awareness of equality and inclusion among participating youth.
- Stronger networks between youth organizations across Europe.
- Development of creative outputs and tools that can be reused in future projects.
- Lasting impact on local communities through dissemination activities.
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