“Breaking, Bridging Barriers” seeks to address these pressing challenges by leveraging youth work as a catalyst for positive change. The project brings together young activists, youth workes and youth-focused organizations from across MENA and EU countries to create a dynamic platform for networking and collaborative learning. Through the exchange of best practices, digital advocacy strategies, leadership development, and intercultural dialogue. Participants will be equipped to confront hate speech, advocate for inclusive policies, and challenge entrenched gender norms within their communities.
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Bridging, Breaking Barriers

Training Course: When: 3th -11th, December 2025 Where: Marrakech, Morocco In both the MENA and EU regions, youth continue to face significant challenges related to gender inequality and hate speech that hinder their opportunities and reinforce harmful stereotypes. Young women often contend with longstanding gender biases that limit their access to education and professional development, while Youth with diverse identities experience additional layers of marginalization and exclusion. These issues are further […]

The Intercultural Breakthrough project is a seminar taking place in Larache, Morocco. It will gather 32 youth workers from France, Sweden, Latvia, and Morocco to strenghten their intercultural competencies and skills in non-formal education. The aim is to promote tolerance, diversity, intercultural dialogue, and peaceful conflict resolution among young people.
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ERASMUS+ Training Course: Intercultural Breakthrough

Where: Larache, Morocco When: 24 Nov – 2 Dec 2025 Project Goals: Future Train Paris is the French branch of the Swedish non-profit organisation Framtidstaget that was founded in 1997. Our mission is to help young people live and realize their full potential.  The Intercultural Breakthrough project is a seminar taking place in Larache, Morocco. It will gather 32 youth workers from France, Sweden, Latvia, and Morocco to strenghten their intercultural […]