During our participation in the Erasmus+ training course in Alanya, we had the opportunity to develop important competencies related to youth work, facilitation, and non-formal education. Inspired by projects such as the Erasmus+ mobility activities organized by CET Platform, the experience focused on strengthening youth workers’ capacities through intercultural learning, teamwork, and experiential methods.
The training course “Behind the screens” brought together youth workers from different countries with a shared goal: to better understand and navigate the rapidly evolving digital world.
On April 1st, 2026, the TUNE Network officially launched its annual activities with a dynamic online Kick-Off Meeting, bringing together member organisations from across Europe. The meeting marked the beginning of an ambitious year, following the successful approval of the SGA and the securing of EU co-funding for 2026, which enables the full implementation of…
The study visit Non Formal Lab 3.0 – Crossroads brought together participants from Croatia, Estonia, Hungary, Italy, North Macedonia, Poland, Romania and Sweden. The group consisted of youth workers, teachers and educators interested in exploring how non-formal education methods can complement formal learning environments.
The training course Side of Intelligence 2.0 brought together youth workers and educators from different European countries with the aim of increasing their understanding of artificial intelligence and exploring its practical, ethical, and creative applications in youth work. Participants developed critical digital skills and strengthened their capacity to responsibly integrate AI tools into their daily work with young people.
In Madeira, the breathtaking island located in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean and belonging to Portugal, we had the opportunity to participate in an Erasmus+ program titled “Frames of Belonging,” an experience that brought together people from five different countries Macedonia, Italy, Portugal, Bulgaria, and Spain and united us through creativity, collaboration, cultural exchange, and meaningful artistic exploration.
In Ciudad Real, a vibrant city in Spain located approximately 186 kilometers south of Madrid, we gathered for the final meeting of our long-running international project, one that had already taken us across three countries Macedonia, Italy, and Spain and brought together young people, community members, and amateur enthusiasts who shared a passion for revitalizing neglected spaces and transforming abandoned areas into meaningful, welcoming environments for the people who lived around them.
The General Assembly of the TUNE Network took place in Thessaloniki, Greece, from 3 to 6 December 2025 hosted by United Societies of Balkans, bringing together member organisations and representatives from Serbia, Greece, France, Italy, Poland, Ireland, North Macedonia, Bulgaria, Slovenia, Croatia, Spain, Cyprus, Portugal, Turkey, Romania and Albania.
