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Euro-Med EVE est une organisation non gouvernementale fondée en Belgique, qui travaille principalement avec des jeunes, des travailleurs de jeunesse, des formateurs et des volontaires.

17/10/2026

TWO YEARS. BEYOND TECHNOLOGY. 🌍⚡

We didn’t start with answers.
We started with a challenge.

Could Artificial Intelligence help us counter online hate while empowering youth workers to navigate a rapidly changing digital world?

That question brought us together.

Across six countries, connecting Europe, North Africa and the Middle East, we embarked on a shared journey to explore the potential of AI and rethink its role in youth work.

We investigated the impact of hate speech and digital risks on young people. We developed new skills, exchanged knowledge, co-created educational tools and experimented with innovative approaches.

But beyond research, training and technology, something equally valuable emerged: connections, shared perspectives and a collective commitment to making the digital world more inclusive.

Two years of questioning, learning, creating and growing together!

And as approaches the end of its journey, we’re celebrating not just what we achieved, but what we have set in motion.

Because technology was our starting point, People made the difference. 💜

This is our story. And its impact goes beyond the project.

The project is Co-funded by the European Union through the Erasmus+ Programme.

🚀 Generative AI evaluation meeting in Rome | 2–5 October 2026EUROMED EVE Belgium is in Rome from 2 to 5 October 2026 for...
13/10/2026

🚀 Generative AI evaluation meeting in Rome | 2–5 October 2026

EUROMED EVE Belgium is in Rome from 2 to 5 October 2026 for the evaluation meeting of “Generative AI – Youth sector challenges and impact”, supported by the European Union’s Erasmus+ programme. ✅ Together with our project partners, we are coming together to review progress, share experiences and reflect on how artificial intelligence can support youth work, strengthen critical thinking and help tackle online hate speech.
✅ This meeting is an opportunity to identify lessons learned and discuss how the project’s tools and approaches can continue to benefit young people and youth workers.

👉 Thank you to Caleidoscopio, the project coordinator, and all our partners for their collaboration!

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🚀 IDEAS TODAY, IMPACT TOMORROW! 🌍✨The countdown is over! The International Social Hackathon is officially kicking off in...
17/06/2026

🚀 IDEAS TODAY, IMPACT TOMORROW! 🌍✨
The countdown is over! The International Social Hackathon is officially kicking off in Italy! 🇮🇹💻
We are bringing together brilliant minds, innovators, and changemakers to tackle youth sector challenges using the power of Generative AI. It’s time to collaborate, innovate, and build a brighter future—together! 🤝🔮
📅 When: June 17-20, 2026
📍 Where: Italy 🇮🇹
💡 Theme: Together for the Future
Are you ready to code, create, and inspire? Let’s make an impact that lasts! 🔥

🖼️ Is it human art or artificial generation?As Generative AI gets more advanced, it is becoming increasingly difficult t...
05/06/2026

🖼️ Is it human art or artificial generation?
As Generative AI gets more advanced, it is becoming increasingly difficult to tell the difference between real photos and AI-created images at a first glance. While these tools can create stunning visuals, they often leave behind subtle clues—telltale artifacts that reveal their digital origin.
To be truly media literate, we have to look past the overall image and inspect the details.
Here are three quick checks to help you spot AI-generated content:
👀 1. Examine the Eyes
AI struggles to get reflections and pupil shapes just right. Real eyes are symmetrical, have matched light reflections, and have round pupils. AI eyes may look glossy, mismatched, or have irregular shapes.
📜 2. Inspect the Text
This is often the easiest flaw to spot. AI is not reading or writing; it is predicting patterns. Look for text on signs, books, or background objects. In AI images, letters are often scrambled, gibberish, or completely illegible (look closely at the tavern sign in the magnifier!).
🌫️ 3. Check the Backgrounds
While the foreground subject might look perfect, backgrounds often lack coherence. Check for textures that don’t make sense, inconsistent blurs, or structures (like windows or bricks) that suddenly vanish or warp.
Before you trust or share an image, take a moment to look closer. Be media literate!
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Online hate   impact Erasmus + CBY
21/04/2026

Online hate impact
Erasmus + CBY

AI is shaping the way we learn, work, communicate, and create. That is exactly why ethics in AI matters.Innovation shoul...
15/04/2026

AI is shaping the way we learn, work, communicate, and create. That is exactly why ethics in AI matters.

Innovation should never come at the expense of human dignity, safety, fairness, or fundamental rights. Ethical AI means building and using technologies that are transparent, accountable, inclusive, and human-centred. It means asking not only what AI can do, but also what it should do.

As the EU AI Act reminds us, the future of AI must be built on responsibility, trust, and safeguards that protect people. From transparency to human oversight, ethical principles are not barriers to innovation — they are what make innovation sustainable and worthy of trust.

A more ethical AI means a more just digital future for everyone.

Part of every successful project is strong cooperation between its partners — and that is why regular meetings are at th...
09/04/2026

Part of every successful project is strong cooperation between its partners — and that is why regular meetings are at the heart of effective implementation. 🤝

On 1 April, the partners of New Horizons – Empowering Migrant Youth with Creative and Educational Initiatives, an Erasmus+ KA210-YOU project, gathered in Brussels, Belgium for TPM4 – the 4th Transnational Partner Meeting.

This important moment gave us the opportunity to reflect on the project journey, review the objectives achieved so far, and discuss the next steps needed for the finalisation of the project and its future outcomes. It was an enriching exchange and a key milestone in the closing phase of New Horizons.

During the meeting, partners carried out a final assessment of the work developed across the project, reaffirming the value of collaboration, shared vision, and joint commitment in promoting inclusion, intercultural dialogue, and creative empowerment for young migrants and youth workers.

A meaningful step forward — and a strong foundation for the project’s final impact. ✨

09/04/2026

From our TPM4 in Bruxelles

📍Erasmus Project - New Horizons: Empowering Migrant Youth with Educational and Creative Tools

Co-funded by European Union

Our Social Hackathon is more than an event — it is a space for learning, creativity, and collaboration.Through this expe...
09/04/2026

Our Social Hackathon is more than an event — it is a space for learning, creativity, and collaboration.

Through this experience, participants will develop new skills, explore new ideas, and connect with people from different backgrounds and areas of expertise. By working together, they will strengthen their teamwork, leadership, and problem-solving abilities while building meaningful and innovative responses.

The hackathon will also encourage participants to reflect on the ethical challenges linked to hate speech and harmful online language, opening up important discussions on responsibility, inclusion, and safer digital spaces.

Follow our updates and stay tuned for more.

Online hate speech is not “just words.”For many young people, repeated exposure to hate, humiliation, threats, and exclu...
31/03/2026

Online hate speech is not “just words.”

For many young people, repeated exposure to hate, humiliation, threats, and exclusion online can lead to anxiety, isolation, low self-esteem, and long-term harm to mental wellbeing. Social media and digital platforms should be spaces for connection, learning, and expression — not fear.

Through the Erasmus+ project “Generative AI: Youth Sector Challenges and Impact”, we are reflecting on how digital tools and AI can help build safer, more inclusive online communities, while also raising awareness about the real impact of hate speech on youth.

Creating a safer digital environment starts with awareness, responsibility, and action.
Let’s challenge hate, support young people, and promote respectful online spaces for everyone.

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