The Eurodesk Strategy (2022-2027) sets long-term orientations for the Eurodesk Network. It aims to increase our social impact and strengthen our role in the youth (information) field throughout Europe.
Eurodesk aims to support the development of strong national and European youth information services, build bridges between Europe and its young citizens, and create a community of youth sector actors.
Eurodesk wants every young person to know that international opportunities are also for them and that measures are in place to ensure their fair participation. For this, Eurodesk relies on an extensive network of over 4,000 local multipliers and ambassadors and develops projects for both them and young people.
The challenge of inclusion is as complex as diversity is rich. That is why we aim to take a broad approach to the topic of inclusion.
Time to Move ›
Our flagship campaign to reach out, especially in rural and disadvantaged areas.
The Inclusive Digital Communication Guide ›
Everything you need to know from theory to practice.
Youth Focus Cards ›
A tool to learn about young people with fewer opportunities and test you projects for inclusion.
Youth information is essential to ensure access to opportunities and to make informed decisions, as there is no participation without information. This is at the heart of Eurodesk’s mission as we believe that the involvement of young people is key to promoting active citizenship, as well as ensuring our services are relevant.
Eurodesk runs specific campaigns to engage young people in European debates, particularly during the European elections, and campaigns such as the European Youth Week and European Youth Event organised by EU institutions.
Youth Participation in Youth Information ›
A guide on youth participation in the context of youth information services.
Euro-volunteering and Euro-participation brochures ›
Two guides covering all types of civic participation for young people in Europe.
Supporting High-level EU initiatives ›
Promoting the EU Youth Dialogue, the European Youth Week and the European Youth Event.
From the beginning, Eurodesk has put a strong emphasis on digitalisation. It was
one of the first European associations to have a website and launched its first
programme database even before such information management systems became available.
Today, Eurodesk continues to invest in digital solutions and support a smart and ethical integration of AI-based solutions into youth information services. For that, it carries out regular training activities and provides guidelines to its network. It also conducts research, including through the Youth Information Survey on youth information behaviours.
Social media guidebook ›
A complete guide on social media communication for youth information work.
Virtual facilitation ›
A guide to improve your online meetings and training sessions.
Online games ›
Adventures in Berlin and Mysteries in Riga are two online games inspired by escape rooms, where young people need to solve riddles and challenges.
Young people’s mental health struggles is a key challenge of our time and an obstacle to their mobility participation. We believe that learning to manage our emotions and those of those around us is an essential part of every individual’s personal growth. It fosters understanding and confidence in oneself and one’s environment, preparing young people to live in diversity, cope with changes. We believe that participating in international opportunities is a unique way to enhance young people’s mental health, allowing them to feel valued and connected to a community.
The Time to Mind brochure ›
A short guide on how to handle our mental health while travelling abroad.
The Time to Mind campaign ›
A series of videos for social media on the topic of handling our mental health while travelling abroad.
Mental Health Literacy in Youth Information Work ›
A guide to help youth information workers identify mental health distress among young people.
Eurodesk is committed to greening its services and supporting young people in their environmental ambitions. We mainstream sustainability in our activities and run campaigns to encourage greener mobilities and empower young people as agents of change.
Greening youth information services ›Â
A guide to explore the role of youth information work in the context of the climate emergency.
The Green brochures ›
A collection of three brochures informing young people on green mobility, volunteering and participation.
Green mobility on social media ›
A series of sustainability awareness campaigns on the Eurodesk social media channels, spreading advice and opportunities on green travel and youth participation.
The delivery of youth information services and its recognition is very diverse in Europe, youth information workers share specific competences and a common ambition to support and empower youth. Eurodesk aims to contribute to the recognition of youth information work, within the youth work field in line with the needs of youth workers and the policy ambitions of the European Youth Work Agenda.
YouthInfoComp ›
A European Competence Framework for Youth Information Workers.
Eurodesk Awards ›
An annual celebration of the most creative and smart youth information project across our network.
Eurodesk annual overview ›
A report on the activity of our network at national and international level.
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